Just a quick update to say that the next release of autodie will not only do-the-right-thing for File::Copy subroutines, but will also provide a hinting mechanism to allow you to tweak autodie's behaviour for modules it doesn't know about. Hints need only be provided once, at compile time, and usually in a separate piece of code, so the core interface remains nice and clean.

The exact interface is still being worked upon, and may take a couple of days, depending upon how quickly I'm able to shift a rather large amount of tax paperwork. (One of the many joys of running a small business.)

All the best,

Paul Fenwick
Perl Training Australia

In reply to Re: autodie with non-builtins by pjf
in thread autodie with non-builtins by Anonymous Monk

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