Arnaud Blancher wrote: [...]
try:
{ no strict 'refs'; &$func(); }
yes, it's work.
i'don't realy like this solution, just because i always try to use 'use strict'
to avoid problem with mod_perl !!!!
But in this case, it disables strict refs only for a very small scope! It doesn't affect anything else, so you perfectly fine.
so, could you tell me if the final mp2, will have a solution for exit in eval function ?
in this case i'll wait and keep my complete 'use strict'
in the other case .. may be i will change all my script, and lost a part of 'strict'.
I have a working solution (haven't committed yet), but I'm not 100% sure yet that it's going to stay, I have received no feedback so far on this proposal [1].
At the moment looks like:
use ModPerl::Const -compile => 'EXIT';
eval {
my $whatever = 1;
exit();
};
exit if $@ && ref $@ && $@ == ModPerl::EXIT;The same will work for eval $string.
What happens here is that exit calls die with an exception object, which you can observe outside the eval block (the numerical context of $@ will return ModPerl::EXIT value) and rethrow exit (or do return or else) to cleanly quit the handler w/o killing the process.
If you wish, you can get the current cvs, apply my patch [1] and try the thing. You can see t/response/TestModperl/exit.pm which exercises this functionality.
[1] http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=apache-modperl-dev&m=108354831109582&w=2
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