I can't find an example of how to use the except clause in Error.pm. Can anyone provide a working example?
I am working on putting exception handling into an application framework that I am working on. Any insight into proper design/implementaion would be appreciated. 

sub test_error{    
  use Error qw(:try); 
  use EMAN::Service::CCard;   
   
  @Error::Service::ISA = qw(Error); 
 
  $ccard = CCard->new( ); 
                                     
  try { 
    throw Error::Service(-text => 'You broke!')  if 1; 
  } 
  except { 
   # how do I get this to print? 	 
   my $E = shift; 
    my $general_handler = sub { 
      print "The is the except stuff \n";  
      return 1; 
    }; 
 
    my  %hash= (Error::Service         => $general_handler, 
               ); 
    return \%hash; 
  } 
  finally { 
    print "Here we are in the finally \n"; 
  }; 
}

In reply to Using except clause in Error.pm by kenpo

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