I recently read ‘Object Oriented Exception Handling in Perl’ Perl.com article. Is there any point to use exceptions in Perl?
I recently read Object Oriented Exception Handling in Perl Perl.com article. Is there any
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I recently read ‘Object Oriented Exception Handling in Perl’ Perl.com article. Is there any point to use exceptions in Perl?
I should note that the article you referenced is old, and that you should now use Exception::Class instead of Error.pm, which is quirky and tends to break (it’s what I call ‘black magick’). I should note that I am now the Error.pm maintainer, but I no longer recommend it or make use of it for my own code.