On 2/20/08, John Siracusa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Exceptions are thrown unconditionally in situations that are beyond
> the bounds of "graceful" error handling. For example:
>
> Carp::croak "Error in generated code for method $name - [EMAIL PROTECTED]"
>
> When something like that happens, you need to know immediately :) If
> there are some specific cases of unconditional croak() that you think
> should be handled by meta->handle_error, list them so we can discuss
> them.
The situation that I'm facing right now is when I set the value of a
column to one longer than the column length, either through
instantiation or the column's generated method:
my $user = Foo::User->new( username => 'too_long_username');
or...
$user->username('too_long_username');
Either one of those results in a croak(). Seems to me that
handle_error() is not inappropriate for that situation.
Thanks,
John
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