On Wednesday, 16 May 2012 at 05:06:51 UTC, Jonathan M Davis wrote:
scope(exit) stuff;
otherStuff;
is lowered to something like
try
{
otherStuff;
}
finally
{
stuff;
}
So, you can use scope(exit) if the above code is acceptable for
whatever you're doing. Otherwise, no, you can't.
Thanks, though I already knew that...
Destructors should work regardless of what you're doing with
exceptions though, so I would expect RAII to work.
Well, RAII is pretty much just a finally block...
It seems like all of these emit references _d_local_unwind2 and
stuff, so it seems like it's not the way you expect...