Paul Evans on Nostr: Unsure about that (also I presume you meant Object::Pad). Object::Pad does have an ...
Unsure about that (also I presume you meant Object::Pad).
Object::Pad does have an annoying bug where some syntax error messages get eaten by the perl core and lost, so all you know is that an error happened, but not where.
But in the absence of errors, it's very robust - I often use it in a big combination with Future::AsyncAwait, Syntax::Keyword::Match, and various other keyword/infix modules.
For example, here's an `async method` with match/case in it:
https://metacpan.org/dist/Device-Serial-SLuRM/source/lib/Device/Serial/SLuRM.pm#L387
Object::Pad does have an annoying bug where some syntax error messages get eaten by the perl core and lost, so all you know is that an error happened, but not where.
But in the absence of errors, it's very robust - I often use it in a big combination with Future::AsyncAwait, Syntax::Keyword::Match, and various other keyword/infix modules.
For example, here's an `async method` with match/case in it:
https://metacpan.org/dist/Device-Serial-SLuRM/source/lib/Device/Serial/SLuRM.pm#L387