in reply to Creating exception classes
The problems are not in the declaration, but in sub ThrowMyException. Here is a working version, with changes commented:
#! perl use strict; use warnings; use Exception::Class ( 'MyException', Commands => { isa => 'MyException', }, Timeout => { isa => 'Commands', description => 'This exception results from running the metric +s commands', }, DBError => { isa => 'MyException', description => 'DB returned error', }, ); ThrowMyException(); print "No error caught\n"; sub ThrowMyException # NO prototype { eval { Timeout->throw # NOT MyException::Commands::Timeo +ut-> ( error => "This error is due to a timeout" ); }; my $err; if ($err = Exception::Class->caught('Timeout')) { die $err->description . # NOT $err->{"description"} ': ' . $err->error; # NOT $err->{"error"} } elsif ($err = Exception::Class->caught('MetricsException')) { die $err->error; } else { $err = Exception::Class->caught(); ref $err ? $err->rethrow : die $err; } }
Output:
12:30 >perl 517_SoPW.pl This exception results from running the metrics commands: This error i +s due to a timeout at 517_SoPW.pl line 56. 12:33 >
Hope that helps,
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Re^2: Creating exception classes
by perlbaski (Sexton) on Feb 05, 2013 at 18:48 UTC | |
by Athanasius (Archbishop) on Feb 06, 2013 at 06:40 UTC |