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exit the debugger with a non-zero return code

 
 
Paul Faulstich
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      01-27-2004
How can one exit the debugger with a non-zero return code?

My perl script is called from another program which checks the return
code. When I run it through the perl debugger, the debugger exits
with a zero for its return code even if my script calls exit with a
non-zero value. How can I pass the value from my script on when I
quit from the debugger?

Thanks,

Paul Faulstich

L.L. Bean, Inc.
 
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