Hello,
The reference states:
ThrowStatement:
throw Expression ;
Expression is evaluated and must be an Object reference. The Object reference
is thrown as an exception.
throw new Exception("message");
The example uses an Excpetion type, but the somewhat comment contradicts it.
Can one really use any kind of object as exception? How does D then handle it?
I was expecting (from exp with other language) there to be a root Error or
Exception type implementating base exception mechanics and/or an imposed
interface to comply with (esp a kind of string method returning what text to
write out when the exception is not caught).
How does this work, and how to use it concretely?
Denis
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