Hi Derek-
That has been on my list to fix for a while now. I'll add it to the final
push for 2.4.10 for pdl2. In the meantime, here is a modified execute
sub for your Devel/REPL.pm file. Just replace the existing execute
code with the following (it is line 132 in my version):
sub execute {
my ($self, $to_exec, @args) = @_;
my @ret = eval { $to_exec->(@args) };
return $self->error_return("Runtime error", clean_error_string($@)) if $@;
return @ret;
}
sub clean_error_string {
my $bigerr = $_[0];
$bigerr =~ s/^\s+Devel::REPL.*$//ms;
$bigerr =~ s/^\s+Class::MOP.*$//ms;
$bigerr =~ s/^\s+Lexical::Persistence.*$//ms;
$bigerr =~ s/^\s+main::.*$//ms;
$bigerr =~ s/^\s+eval {.*$//ms;
$bigerr =~ s/^\s+PDL::Core::barf.*$//ms;
return $bigerr;
}
Now that I have the code working, I'll get it added in a cleaner way
for the upcoming release. Thanks for the push....
Enjoy!
Chris
On Fri, Dec 16, 2011 at 1:22 PM, Derek Lamb <[email protected]> wrote:
> I've been using the pdl2 shell because perldl isn't telling me when I have a
> syntax error, etc. But pdl2 goes too far the other way, giving me 36 lines
> of error messages whenever I do something stupid like zeroes(3) + zeroes(4).
> Probably only 3 of those lines are actually needed--I don't need a full stack
> trace through Lexical::Persistence, Devel::REPL, Moose, etc. Is there a way
> to tone it down a bit?
>
> Derek
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