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On 29 Jan 2007, at 02:01, Jarkko Hietaniemi wrote: > try/catch *is* different from structured flow constructs like while/if > etc. but similar to wild spaghetti gotos in that you can't see locally > *or* in fact even statically where the control goes to in case the > local > catches fail. That encapsulates everything that's wonderful about try / catch :) That decoupling is incredibly valuable - the fact that you can design code that goes *somewhere* when it has a problem without having to work out where it actually goes until later. -- Andy Armstrong, hexten.netThere's stuff above here
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