FWIW:

this query on https://grep.metacpan.org

https://grep.metacpan.org/search?q=use%5Cs%2Boverload&qd=%5Cb%28Carp%7CThrow%7CDie%7CTry%7CCatch%7CException%7CError%29&qft=&qci=on

lists over 30 potential distributions named \b(Carp|Throw|Die|Try|Catch|Exception|Error) and including use\s+overload

I didn't link directly to the query to avoid unnecessary traffic.

grep.metacpan still seems to be work in progress, it didn't refresh automatically for me and I had to reload.

It's also listing dozens of empty result pages.

Not all hits are valid, I couldn't narrow it down yet to only those overloading '""' explicitly, because a) perl has many q("") expressions and b) they need to be on the same line for the query.

I guess at most half of those hits are valid, but refining the search with the API gives a powerful tool to find valid modules. :)

Cheers Rolf
(addicted to the Perl Programming Language :)
Wikisyntax for the Monastery

In reply to Re: backwards compatible 'die $obj' (grep.metacpan.org) by LanX
in thread backwards compatible 'die $obj' by LanX

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