The model Error.pm is the standard module that defines the try, catch and all that. The err comes from a module of my own... 
package err;

use da qw(/.*/);
use dbg qw(/.*/);
use base qw(Error);
use overload ('""' => 'stringify');

sub new {
  prtDbgSubInfo();
  my ($pkg,$text) = @_;
  my @args = ();

  local $Error::Depth = $Error::Depth + 1;
  local $Error::Debug = 1;  # Enables storing of stacktrace

  my ($this) = $pkg->SUPER::new(-text => $text, @args);

  my ($stack) = $this->stacktrace;
  $stack =~ s#$text #$text\n\t#;
  #adds a newline after the text and before the first at ...

  my ($preMsg) = "\n--Error--";
  $this->{-text} =  "$preMsg\n$stack";

  return($this);
}

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And the other try / catch blocks work in the same sub, so the stuff is defined. It has to be something about this particular use of it... like a simple syntax error (I checked for the semi-colon on the end) or the a unique exception coming from inside, but I thought the otherwise should handle any exception type...

In reply to Re^2: Can't call method "otherwise" without a package or object reference at by rpelak
in thread Can't call method "otherwise" without a package or object reference at by rpelak

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