Re: Perl 6 Sending input to Proc::Async

I suspect you should be doing something like this:

Note: If you wish to await the Promise and discard its result, using
try await $p.start;
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will throw if the program exited with non-zero status, as the Proc returned as the result of the Promise throws when sunk and in this case it will get sunk outside the try.

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Re^2: Perl 6 Sending input to Proc::Async by ctilmes (Vicar) on Feb 01, 2017 at 12:14 UTC
I want it to throw an exception, that's my goal -- to discover that the executable is bad. I have the whole thing wrapped in try{}. My problem is that it doesn't throw an exception, rather the whole program exits.	[reply]