If you croak with an object, that object is passed to die and you can evaluate that object in $@ as you like. It loses the stacktrace, I think I just said that.

The debugger has no problems with eval. i did not say it has, I talked about a hypothetical eyesore, i.e. if it's not seamless, for example line numbers etc. in order to get some input from others who use it to agree or disagree. It would be useful to know your experience on the subject. The process of filing an application to express opinions about something that I don't use but it has an effect on the "croak debate" was taking too long so I thought I say that on the understanding that when the debate police intervenes I will show them the receipt which they can radio it to debate-HQ and get the OK. Sorry but nitpicking is not something I react nicely to.

eval BLOCK does not "spawn a new interpreter" you are clarifying what exactly? "answering" is the appropriate word as I was asking (I think it spawns a new interpreter right?) after googling it without finding what the exact mechanism is. From experimenting with perlembed I got the impression, that eval_[sp]v are creating a new interpreter. I would really be interested to know the exact mechanism if you want to elaborate your answer?

Edit: after cooling down, apologies for my tone, to all.

thanks

In reply to Re^4: Can someone please write a *working* JSON module by bliako
in thread Can someone please write a *working* JSON module by cnd

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