Is there a way to stop the execution of an eval statement during execution without killing the main program? 
use strict;
$SIG{INT}=\&stopEvaluate;
$SIG{HUP}=\&stopEvaluate;
my $x=0;
my $evalstatement=qq|
    for(my \$x=0;\$x<25;\$x++){
        print "line \$x\n";
        sleep(\$x);
        }
    return "statement Done";
    |;

evaluate($evalstatement);
print "Done\n";
exit;
sub evaluate{
    my $perl=shift || return;
    print "evaluate\n$perl\n\n";
    my $rtn=eval($perl);
    if($@){return $@;}
    return $rtn;
    }

sub stopEvaluate{
    print "stopping eval...";
    #Can I call something to stop the eval.
    return;
    }

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In reply to Stopping execution of an eval statement by slloyd

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