Hi

I didn't even know you could do the TObject thing. However it King of makes sense. If you use Error : Tobject you are treating the exception object passed in as a generic TObject (base class), so it would work but you wouldn't have access to TException methods, like e.message.

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Leigh Wanstead wrote:
Good morning,

May I ask what is the difference by using following two methods?

  try
    ...
  except
    on Error: TObject do
    begin
        ...
    end;

  try
    ...
  except
    on E: Exception do
    begin
        ...
    end;

Why can TObject be an object in try except block?

TIA

Regards
Leigh

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