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I run a simple file test in perl with the code below:
my $f1 = "$pre_file";
unless (-e $1) {
print "\n Pre_check file does not exists! \n";
die;
}
It prints the following output:
Pre_check file does not exists!
Died at ./huawei-postcheck line 81.
However I do not want the last line “Died at ./huawei-postcheck line 81.”.
I want to to “die” with no error message.
Is it possible?
You could just say
to suppress the message.