Matt Zimmerman wrote: > I found exactly zero occurrences of this practice in the standard Perl > library and all modules I have installed on my system, and perlvar(1) says > it is a string, so I imagine this techinque is not very popular. Have you > ever used it? Standardized error handling is a lot less interesting if the > "standard" is limited to code that you write yourself. Yes, mooix's error handling throws Mooix::Error objects around, these generate appropriate stack traces in appropriate contexts, etc. This is the only system (and it's a very large and complex system) in which I have ever felt the need to use exceptions in perl. Anything that depends on liberror-perl will likely throw object based exceptions too. -- see shy jo
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