Check "in eval?" variable instead of walking the call stack - #4
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The issue queue is closed in this repository, or I would have simply filed an issue.. apologies if you have a queue somewhere else. But see `perldoc perlvar` -- you can just check `$^S` to see if you're in an eval, rather than walking the call stack.
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$^S won't work here because it's always true when running under mod_perl. |
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bummer, oh well! |
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The issue queue is closed in this repository, or I would have simply filed an issue.. apologies if you have a queue somewhere else. But see
perldoc perlvar-- you can just check$^Sto see if you're in an eval, rather than walking the call stack.