speaking of which, c-style error checking/indicating return codes are a pita when you have Try::Tiny/die/eval/Throwable 
use Try::Catch qw/ try catch finally /;
sub foo {
    ...
    try { fooFoo($ssh); }
    catch {
        warn "warn cought one: $_";
    };
    $ssh->exit_session;
    $ssh->close_session;
}
sub fooFoo {
    my ($ssh) = @_;
    if ( !$ssh->start_session($ssh_host) ) {
        MyErr->throw("ERROR connecting to $ssh_host");
    }
    
    my ( $ret, $err ) = $ssh->execute( 'command1', 'expect1' );
    if ( $err || $ret =~ /Unknown command:/m ) {
        MyErr->throw({err => $err, ret => $ret, execute => [ 'command1
+', 'expect1' ] );
    }
    
    my ( $ret, $err ) = $ssh->execute( 'command2', 'expect2' );
    if ( $err || $ret =~ /Unknown command:/m ) {
        MyErr->throw({err => $err, ret => $ret, execute => [ 'command2
+', 'expect2' ] );
    }
    return;
}
{
    package MyErr;
    use Moo;
    with 'Throwable';
    has err => (is => 'ro');
    has ret => (is => 'ro');
    has execute => (is => 'ro');
    1;
}

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In reply to Re^3: exiting a subroutine neatly (Throwable) by Anonymous Monk
in thread exiting a subroutine neatly by Mavebe

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