Re: Error::Simple or eval{} use to capture &Carp::croak

croak - die of errors (from perspective of caller)
croak is handled using eval{} and error is found by $@.
I have no idea what you mean by "Error objects" but to give you a better idea of how Carp works, take a look at the source.

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Re^2: Error::Simple or eval{} use to capture &Carp::croak by Anonymous Monk on Sep 04, 2009 at 11:50 UTC
Written earlier, emphasis added ... ... Error::Simple subclasses (Error objects henceforth) ... ... as in ... `# In ModErr.pm ... package ModErr; use base 'Error::Simple'; 1; # Elsewhere ... use ModErr qw[ :try ]; try { 1 == int( rand(2) ) ? call_me() : wont_you_call() ; } catch ModErr with { my ( $err ) = @_; my $text = $err->text; throw ModErr "No call back." unless $text =~ /your call/i; }; print "Everything is ok after all!\n"; sub call_me { throw ModErr "Here is your call!"; } sub wont_you_call { throw ModErr 'please?'; }` [download]	[reply] [d/l]

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Re^2: Error::Simple or eval{} use to capture &Carp::croak
by Anonymous Monk on Sep 04, 2009 at 11:50 UTC

Written earlier, emphasis added ...

... Error::Simple subclasses (Error objects henceforth) ...

... as in ...

#  In ModErr.pm ...

package ModErr;

use base 'Error::Simple';

1;


# Elsewhere ...

use ModErr qw[ :try ];

try
{
  1 == int( rand(2) )
  ? call_me()
  : wont_you_call()
  ;
}
catch ModErr with
{
  my ( $err ) = @_;

  my $text = $err->text;
  throw ModErr "No call back."
    unless $text =~ /your call/i;
};

print "Everything is ok after all!\n";

sub call_me
{
  throw ModErr "Here is your call!";
}

sub wont_you_call
{
  throw ModErr 'please?';
}
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