Dear Master Monks,

I have been playing with Term::ANSIColor and die, the docs say to use print, but I'd thought I'd try it with die anyway.

For some reason however, in the below code, it seems to always include $!, no matter what I do.

Any tips on how to not include this?

if ($install) {
    # Open the configfile at /etc/myconf.conf
    my $Config = Config::Tiny->read( $conf ) if -e $conf
       or die RED, "\n\nError: Config file $conf missing\n\n", RESET;

    # Just testing
    print "Installing now\n";

    # Reading properties and print to test
    my $pgpass = $Config->{Postgresql}->{pass};
    print "$pgpass\n";
}

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Thanks,
Gavin.

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In reply to Term::ANSIColor and DIE by ghenry

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