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The OIO internal $SIG{__DIE__} approach, heavily used to provide proper debugging info, unfortunately seems to interfere with custom exception mechanisms, at least in occasions that have to do with object initializations.
Example:
sub custom_throw {
die "I'd like to throw some perl error as is, rather than one with OIO debug-info clutter: $@";
}
A->new();
package A;
use Object::InsideOut;{
sub _init :Init {
eval { B::foo(); };
main::custom_throw() if $@;
}
} 1;
package B;
use Carp qw(croak);
sub foo { croak "Threw an error for fun" };
In all, OIO is great work that fascilitates good work, but I would be glad if you find a better solution on that issue. In the meantime, one has to work-around with another "local $SIG{__DIE__};" within evals in :Init & Co. subroutines.
At last, it is an ugly hack to cope with a foreign problem.
Thank you,
flories
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