Hello, I'm using Dancer2 for some small apps and now I came across some difficulty when using Dancer2's send_error() function. This function is meant to be used to emit HTTP error to client (of course) and to stop processing current route at that point. It works OK if I use send_error() in route directly or in some subroutine in current module/package. But if I use send_error() from another module, it doesn't stop there. The same if Other module is in the same file or use'd from Other.pm.
So the question: how to properly use send_error() from another module to finish the route right there on the spot? Thanks ico Example code: package Server; use Dancer2; get '/test' => sub { #send_error("err", 401); # 1: end of processing, error 401 #myfunc(); # 2: end of processing, error 402 Other::func(); # 3: processing continues, route returns 200 OK return "OK"; }; sub myfunc { send_error("err", 402); # never hits this spot } 1; package Other; use Dancer2; sub func { send_error("err", 403); # happily continues here } 1; _______________________________________________ dancer-users mailing list dancer-users@dancer.pm http://lists.preshweb.co.uk/mailman/listinfo/dancer-users