On 05.07.2017 16:59, Thomas (HFM) Wyant wrote:
> One of the edge cases with eval {} is the possibility that $@ gets
> clobbered before you get your hands on it.
I don't care about this since I don't use $@ (see my previous posts).
> my $dt = eval { $parser->parse( $input ) }
> or die "Unable to parse your date ($input)\n";
This is the way I want to go. In my case, the eval even doesn't need to
explicitly return something. The only thing I am interested in is if
DateTime -> new() has died inside the eval or not. In case it has, the
eval will return undef; in case it hasn't, eval will return a valid
date-time.
Thank you very much for your help!
Regards,
Binarus
