On May 14, 2008, at 20:25, Robert Hicks wrote:
just "bad" pseudo code:
sub one {
$process->name(\$html) || $errors_from_one( $process->error() );
$process->name(\$text) || $errors_from_one( $process->error() );
}
sub errors_from_one {
my $error = @_;
push (my @errors, $error);
# do stuff to make sure the errors are uniq
return my @uniq_error_list;
}
I want to be able to get at those errors later. Will something like
that work?
Robert
You may be better off creating a set of objects to handle this, but
here is a lightweight solution:
{ #limit visibility of @queue to these two functions
my @queue;
sub save_errors { push @queue, @_; }
sub handle_errors {
for my $error (@queue) {
#do something
}
}
}
sub one {
$process->name(\$html) or save_errors($process->error);
$process->name(\$text) or save_errors($process->error);
}
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