The only problem with the $SIG{__WARN__} method is that I don't get the data I want. I'm not a perlguts guy, so maybe someone can point the way for what I mentioned I wanted in the article, which is access to the variable list for the subroutine.

What I want to do is upon receipt of the error, dump the variable state for the subroutine out to disk. Timestamping is all well and fine, but it doesn't get me the information that I'm really needing. Any ideas?

--Chris

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