On Thursday 08 February 2007 00:20, Slava Pestov wrote:
> User code is supposed to use combinators like with-stream which close
> the stream if there's an error. If you're managing a pool of client
> connections, you should write your own logic to close the streams if
> there's an error.
stream [ ... ] with-stream
The handbook says:
"The stream is closed if the quotation returns or throws an error."
*any* error for any reason? Or just errors thrown due to a failed operation on
the stream? For example, if the ... performs io on other streams and one of
those operations throws an error, will this cause with-stream to close
stream?
Ed
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