This software enables users to convert basic warnings into more detailed and informative exception objects. This helps to provide a more accurate diagnosis of issues within software systems.
By using the syntax provided by Exception::Warning, you can easily convert a warning into an exception and throw it immediately. This feature is useful for developers who desire a more robust warning handling approach.
Another useful feature provided by Exception::Warning is the ability to convert warnings into exceptions without the application crashing. This feature is made possible through the use of %SIG and can be used to dump the entire stack trace.
It is worth noting that the module can only be used within a local scope. If you need to use it outside of a local scope, you'll have to modify your code accordingly.
Some additional features provided by Exception::Warning include the ability to run Perl with verbose warnings, run Perl which dies on the first warning, and run Perl which ignores any warnings.
All in all, Exception::Warning is an essential module for any Perl programmer who wants to take their warning handling to the next level. With its customizable features and ease of use, it's bound to save you a lot of time and frustration down the line.
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