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Stuff with the Perl Foundation. A couple of patches in the Perl core. A few CPAN modules. That about sums it up.
Thursday October 05, 2006
05:35 PM
Proper Exception Handling
After being at my first meeting of the Nottingham Linux User's Group, I started thinking about proper exception handling. Why isn't there an exception class on the CPAN which, when encountering an exception, determines if it's being run in debug mode and if so, throws you into an interactive mode which allows you to examine and alter the call stack and resume execution? It seems bloody obvious and trivial to write (think PadWalker), but no one's bothered that I know of (you Smalltalk programmers can stop laughing now, thank you).
Perhaps later when I sober up
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For perl5db.pl (Score:1)
Ok, do this.
assertions (Score:1)
More info is available from the module documentation and from this p5p thread [google.com].