On Sat, 26 May 2007, Ian Burrell wrote:
> Would anyone be interested in a sub-class of HTML::Mason::Request that
> calls an optional error_sub subref on fatal errors? That is what I
> ended up writing to handle our custom error handling. Our live site
> displays a simple page to the users and send the developers the error
> message. The sub-class adds error_sub slot. It calls the subref if
> the error_mode is 'fatal' and the error_sub exists. If people were
> interested, I could turn it into a MasonX class on CPAN.
> Would that functionality make sense in the base-class?
It sounds like something I'll be interested in a few months from now.
I'd be glad to see it available.
:)
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