demerphq <demerphq@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
> Similar logic for Try::Tiny. Why bother with it? It is pretty close to
> a fancy way to write eval { ...; 1 } or do { .... }; It is just one
> more module for people to misunderstand, and then make bugs with.
I personally like the approach to stick to bare "eval {}; if ($@) { ... }"
sequence, as it is much more explicit and easier to understand what is
happening underneath. IOW, I like what I read in demerphq's message.
But it could be that these many people who wrote these different
catch/throw things did so for a reason that I am missing, and if that is
the case, I am interested to hear what benefit we will get from using
them.
"It looks more familiar to people with (your favorite language)" could be
it, but then I would not regret missing such a reason ;-)
Thanks.
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