> HTML::EmbperlObject
>
> $obj = Execute({ object => $file });
> try {
> $obj->foo();
> } otherwise {
> $this->Error(0); # $this is the ref to this page object
> handle error
> };
>
> This doesn't work. The page still returns with an error value, and
> my handler in the EmbperlObject template sees the error and handles
> it internally.
>
You could try to place a
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inside of the otherwise part.
>
> On a slightly different topic. { object => $file, isa => $otherfile
> } did not do what I expected. I thought it would make $file a
> subclass of $otherfile, but it does not seem to. I had to do an
> Execute({ isa => $otherfile }) in each of the subroutines in $file.
Yes, this comination is not support (or does a differnt thing), also it
would be usefull.
I think I will add this at some point in to 2.0
Gerald
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