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For_More_Tools:
use strict;
use warnings;
# another demonstration of the various features of Test::Warnings, where
# Test::More::done_testing is used
use Test::More;
use Test::Warnings ':all';
is(1, 1, 'passing test');
had_no_warnings;
ok(!allowing_warnings, 'warnings are not currently allowed');
allow_warnings;
ok(allowing_warnings, 'warnings are now allowed');
warn 'this warning will not cause a failure';
had_no_warnings;
allow_warnings(0);
ok(!allowing_warnings, 'warnings are not allowed again');
warn 'oh noes, something warned!';
# this will now fail.
had_no_warnings;
note 'we are done; call done_testing to signal completion. had_no_warnings will be called automatically.';
done_testing;