Carlo Sogono wrote:
I've got a script that uses a module which dies and shouts at stderr
during an error. I can catch these errors nicely with eval but I want to
do something about what it spews at at stderr...basically print my own
customised error. Editing the Perl module would be a quick fix but I'd
rather not do that as I'll be deploying this code on different machines.
So, is there any way to silence stderr from within a perl script (no
shell redirections to /dev/null please)?
Nevermind, I'm such a silly person. stderr does get caught...
Cheers,
Carlo
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