Re: [wxperl-users] How is a die() caught?

[Mattia B. \<mattia\.barbon\@libero\.it\> <mat...@li...>]

  Hi,

> I just noticed that within subclassed wxPerl objects (eg. Wx::Panel), i=
f 
> a die() were to be executed, it will not show, even on the command-line=
 
> console. I eval-ed the object that died, and I got this string as $@:
> 
> Died at MyPanel.pm line 40.
> 
> A bit cryptic, especially when I called die() with a message (eg. 
> die('file not found') ). How can I retrive the die() message?

  I never noticed this behaviour... could you tell me more about
your Perl version, platform and wxWidgets version? Are you just
doing:

  EVT_CLICK( ... \&OnClick )

in the constructor, and then

sub OnClick {
    my( $self, $event ) =3D @_;

    die "Some message";
}

or something sdimilar?

Thanks!
Mattia
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