I am writing a new type of logger. If the main program dies anywhere along the way, I would like to be able to capture the dying message, the class will already write to log on death, but it will not write the die <message>. Any one out there ever try this? I have tried $!, $^W, and $@, but none of these report the die message. 
#The logger will write to the file when the logger is 
#destroyed, or by explicitly calling the flush() function.
my $l = Loger->new(fileName=>'/tmp/log.log');

$l->add("Log line 1","cat to log");
die "Died for some reason...";
#More program below

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I would like the log to read: timestamp::Log line 1::cat to log timestamp::Died for some reason

In reply to Capturing Text from a die command by or10n

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