exception_action's ignorance of exceptions which stringify to empty string #15
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I'm not sure about how to find out that exception happened the right way. It seems to me that there is no simple way to check that$@ contains exactly empty string but not something which pretends to be. I am used to check that exception happened by writing "if( $ @ ) {...}" ie ckecking for true/false. So my fix proposition may be good for me but not for all cases out there.