Am 21.10.2012 22:46, schrieb David:> > This behavior makes sense to me
because printing the backtrace should
> > concern the application, not the exception itself. If the application
> > does not want the backtrace printed, it can handle all of the
> exceptions.
> >
> > Ali
>
> I just want to add color to my exceptions and the easiest way is to
> override toString, that is not possible since, the printing-code in
> druntime doesn't call exception.toString, but reimplements it's default
> behaviour.
>
> I "fixed" it:
> https://github.com/D-Programming-Language/druntime/pull/331
Well, it can be used to way more than only coloring the exception, you
can also provide additional information etc. and I think it makes more
sense, why is there a toString implemented if it isn't used.
