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j*c
1
does perl have any mechanism to handle exceptions? I mean if my script receive
a "kill" siginal, can I have it run some exception handling codes before exit?
thanks.
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o*z
2
use POSIX;
then use something like sigaction to install a signal handler

【在 j*c 的大作中提到】
: does perl have any mechanism to handle exceptions? I mean if my script receive
: a "kill" siginal, can I have it run some exception handling codes before exit?
: thanks.

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D*e
3
yes. you can override the default signal action by supplying your own sub
routine. the name of the signals are defined in signal.h.
change %SIG, set the value corresponding to the signal you want to catch to
the name of your won sub-routine.

receive
exit?

【在 j*c 的大作中提到】
: does perl have any mechanism to handle exceptions? I mean if my script receive
: a "kill" siginal, can I have it run some exception handling codes before exit?
: thanks.

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