Note that even though neither of the aforementioned modules supports an else-block you can simulate one. Both modules allow to return a value from the try-block. Try::Tiny returns true/false by itself, Syntax::Keyword::Try returns whatever the try-block returns (on success). Basically

my $success = try {
  # Runs first
  1;
} catch {
  # Runs if exception occurs in try block
} finally {
  #  This code *always* executes
};

if ( $success )
{
  # Executes if try block *succeeds*
}
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