I have written a Perl module. We know that we have to include the "-w" option in the first line as good programming practise.
#! /usr/bin/perl -w

Now when i use this,it gives me a number of warnings which are pretty much harmless as the code works perfectly fine without the -w option.

Now i want to know if i can still use this -w option and redierct these warning messages to another file???

Thank you.

You can do this easily from the shell - assuming that -w outputs to stderr. If it does, then when you run the script, just run it like this:

./script_name 2> /tmp/script_name_warnings