> In hindsight it might be that Try::Tiny is complied before the -E takes effect.

Indeed. In this special case it's actually too early to check from within Try::Tiny.

I checked with feature::feature_enabled("try"); and feature::features_enabled($LEVEL); for various levels.

But the case of perl -E'use Try::Tiny; try {1/0}' could be checked, and from what I see is Try::Tiny not attempting to catch this.

So haarg's reply to the ticket is not fully correct.

On another note: I'm wondering, shouldn't Perl warn if a built-in is clashing with an (exported) sub???

Cheers Rolf
(addicted to the Perl Programming Language :)
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EDIT

Ticket updated.

In reply to Re^4: Try::Tiny and -E by LanX
in thread Try::Tiny and -E by 1nickt

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