Tom Humphrey wrote:
>  
>  Hello,
>  
>   Why do I not get a warning (underlined red) with the following:
>  
>   my $date = {day=>undef,
>                      month=>undef,
>                      year=>undef,
>                      day=>undef
>                     };
>  
>  
>   The second "day=>undef" should be underlined red by the IDE.
>  
>  The same goes for subroutines. If I have two with the same name it does 
>  not give me a warning.
>  
>  Is this some setting that I need to enable?

Yes -- project properties|Perl options|emit warnings.

Perl doesn't complain about multiple hash entries -- it's a pattern
in the language for overriding some entries in one set of settings
with a new set.  For example:

my %hash = (load_default_fonts_and_colors(),
		string_foreground =>  'indigo',
		string_background =>  'chatreuse',
             );

- Eric

>  
>  Thanks for the help,
>  
>  Tom Humprhrey
>  
>  
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