I'm writting an application which makes quite a bit of use of eval {};
blocks for code that needs to atomically succeed or fail.If there's an exception, I usually want to die in the eval block, and log $@ afterwards. The problem is, whenever I die, I get a Mason stack trace object, instead of just the string I specify. Whereas this is useful in some places, in others it is not. How can I turn this off for particular chunks of code? -Oli
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