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For simple uses, as long as you have a __DATA__ or __END__ token and the eval is in the same file, you can use this trick:
#!/usr/bin/perl my $foo = 1; my $bar = $foo - 1; $SIG{__DIE__} = \&report; eval { print + ( $foo / $bar ),"\n"; }; sub report { (my $num) = shift() =~ /at \S+ line (\d+)/; warn "Failure in eval() at line $num:\n"; seek DATA, 0,0; my $c; EVAL: while (<DATA>) { if ($. == $num) { $c += () = /\{/; warn $_; $c -= () = /\}/; last unless $c; while (<DATA>) { $c += () = /\{/; warn $_; $c -= () = /\}/; last EVAL unless $c; } } }; }; __END__ Failure in eval() at line 8: print + ( $foo / $bar ),"\n";

which is far from perfect (and doesn't claim to be (specially the bracket foo is b0rken)). I'm not sure whether this qualifies as "mucking around with source filters" to your eyes, but I'm inclined to believe it does.

--shmem

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In reply to Re: Any way to access the contents of a block eval? by shmem
in thread Any way to access the contents of a block eval? by adrianh

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