Makes you wonder why they didn't make the compiler just initialise all
local pointer variables to null to start with! Or for that matter, all
numeric values to 0 too.
Phil.
Todd Martin wrote:
Not if x is initialised x:=nil; before the try block.
----- Original Message ----- From: "Alister Christie"
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Subject: Re: [DUG] Related try..finally question
Exceptions can be generated in constructors as well.
so
try
x := Tobj.Create; //an exception could occur here
finally
x.free;//this is now a programming error
end;
Alister Christie
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Todd Martin wrote:
Agreed. The idea that an object raises an exception in its
destructor is mind boggling.
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