[Monotone-commits-nodiffs] Revision c59614b8cbac8b49ff6be02a88245fd3ad410720

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Revision: c59614b8cbac8b49ff6be02a88245fd3ad410720
Ancestor: 1d7e91951e2040c8d7f87a37cbf76d2bb844c01d
Author: address@hidden
Date: 2008-08-24T22:16:23
Branch: net.venge.monotone.contrib.lib.automate-stdio

Modified files:
        Monotone/AutomateStdio.pm

ChangeLog: 

- Make sure that the destructor does not throw any exceptions and does not reset
  any exception status that may be present when it is called.
- Make sure that the closedown() method does not allow its use of the eval
  statement to reset any currentl exception status.

Bit of a nasty bug this one! Basically because the object was blessed before the
exception was raised in the constructor, Perl immediately calls the destructor,
which in turn calls code that uses eval, thereby resetting $@ and loosing the
details of the original exception.


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