Sorry for having overlooked the word "perl" in the subject; my reply is
related to the C interface. But I think the details aren't much
different for perl.
-- Tom
Kaiserovi wrote:
>
> It should be pretty much the same... On error, the processing of that
> particular file stops, nonzero code is returned by SablotRunProcessor()
> (if that's what you're using) which doesn't prevent you from doing
> further processing using the same processor instance.
>
> Hope this helps,
>
> Tom
>
> > Nick Semenov wrote:
> >
> > The older version (0.36) allowed exception handling, so that one can
> > provide error handlers also written in perl and continue processing if
> > such errors would occur. If you process multiple files you do not
> > want interpreter to bail out on the malformed file - just to catch the
> > condition and continue.
> > How this can be achieved in 0.4x?
> >
> > Thanks
