Speaking of CPAN guides, are there any CPAN modules or other examples on the net that serve as good examples of Exception handling, using one of the CPAN Exception or Error classes? I've read most of the docs on those classes, and seen them discussed on this list, but can't quite get my head around how to use them. At this point, seeing an actual example, in a real module that does somthing besides just throw exceptions for the sake of throwing example exceptions, would be helpful. Otherwise, I'm half tempted to go find some Java code to look at, just to get a handle on the topic..... And no, I'm not a java programmer.
Thanks, Wes "Perrin Harkins" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 02/15/2002 11:11:28 AM To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Gunther Birznieks" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> cc: Subject: Re: Better Definitions and Analysis > I still believe the quickest route to P5EE acceptance is if it is first and > foremost a *documentation project* that basically provides a 1-stop place > to go for people who intend to do "Enterprise" programming in Perl and want > to know where to go when they want to solve certain problems. I agree. I decided a while back that the most useful thing I could do to further mod_perl development and Perl development in general would be to write up some CPAN guides to help people with the biggest FAQs on the mod_perl list. The templating article I wrote was the first part of this, and now I'm working on a guide to sharing data between processes (Cache::Cache, Apache::Session, MLDBM::Sync, etc.) which I hope to present at the next Perl Conference. This stuff will probably get folded into the mod_perl Guide at some point, but applies pretty generally to any serious programming effort in Perl. - Perrin
