Inpecting $@ and caller() after an eval will yield:
Error message (eval 6750):428
How does one view line 428. Are there formal hooks with which
(immediately following an eval) one can:
my $eval_number = ???;
my $eval_contents = ???( $eval_number );
The debugger seems to do a good job of this. The ideal (for me) is to
write 'eval_6750.pm' at a known location for later analysis.
-Ryan
PS current method is to:
a) parse results from caller to get eval number
b) keep a handle on what was passed to eval
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