die. I've
marked myself down a TODO item to make sure there's a big barrage of tests
to ensure that $@ still contains what we expect at the end of each exception
handling block.
Cheerio,
Paul
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t would
be nice to avoid gratuitous divergence if we can.
I'm not sure actually sure if we've avoided divergence yet, but unless
there's any barotrauma due to the sudden change in pressure, I'll continue
to throw autodie exception-related plans to p6l as they happen. ;)
home tonight. ;)
Cheerio,
Paul
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'm seeking answers to are:
* Is there a document that describes the current p6l exception hierarchy?
My searching skills seem to be impaired today.
* Does anyone have any input they'd like to make before I start fleshing out
the hierarchy for p5 autodie?
* Is this an appropriate
in
any Perl 6 development, discussions, or other activities. PerlNet exists to
provide support for the Perl community, and if there's anything I can do to make
it more suitable to help the Perl 6 effort, then I'd be very happy to do my best
to make it happen.
All the very best,
