# from Austin Schutz
# on Wednesday 03 September 2008 11:41:
> From the code, I would have no idea what this does without a
> fair bit of perldoc-ing. How about some comments? bad bunny?
Oh, so you want features? I'm not sure what constitutes a "fair bit" of
documentation though
=head1 ABOUT
Throws an error if any code sets $SIG{__DIE__} (other than with
local().) This allows you to detect misbehaving code which might e.g.
call exit() from within an eval {}.
=head1 USAGE
perl -MCarp::nosigdie yourprogram.pl
=head1 SEE ALSO
L<perlvar/$^S>, L<perlvar/%SIG>, and L<perlfunc/die>
=cut
Yeah, the message:
BZZT: non-localized $SIG{__DIE__} assignment at foo.pm line ...
would probably be more useful than:
bad bunny at foo.pm line...
Sure. And possibly even installing your own global die handler via
import() would be nifty too.
So Carp::nosigdie is a good name then?
Thanks,
Eric
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