Somewhat off topic, I know, but I just have to say how cool this site is for a Perl newbie. Just last night I was drifting off thinking that I need to find something like a try{}/catch{} block to grab certain exceptions (including divide by zero) in a section of code I'm migrating from Java. Before I could look anything up this morning I bumped into this node. I'm reading the relevant Camel Book entry as I speak...or type...well not really, but you see the point. I can't imagine a better online Perl resource than this joint.
Cheers,
Ken
"This bounty hunter is my kind of scum: Fearless and inventive." --J.T. Hutt
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