Re^3: Using eval: $@ isn't returning the error I expect

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use Module::Load; eval { autoload 'cPanelUserConfig'; 1 } or print "toast";

This code works fine for me. Are you sure this is exactly the code you tried?

Also, just to make sure, tell us what version of Perl and the module you're using, as given by perl -MModule::Load -le 'print $]; print $Module::Load::VERSION' (on the command line).

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Re^4: Using eval: $@ isn't returning the error I expect by doctormelodious (Acolyte) on Feb 20, 2020 at 00:31 UTC
Yes, I copied directly from the script and pasted it into my reply. My local machine is running Perl v5.18.2. Appreciate all the help!	[reply]

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