On 01.11.2012 09:42, Rick Flower wrote:
Ok.. So I've got 3.2.4 install but I also saw this issue with 3.2 as
well..
I have defined an exception class as follows :
Error subclass: MissingRequiredXMLDescriptorFile [
MissingRequiredXMLDescriptorFile class >> signal: aMessage [
^self new signal: aMessage
]
]
I then have some code elsewhere that throws the exception :
areXMLDescriptionFilesPresent [
MissingRequiredXMLDescriptorFile signal: 'Foo!!!'
]
and try to catch it with the following :
[ sdf areXMLDescriptionFilesPresent ]
on: MissingRequiredXMLDescriptorFile
do: [:ex | Transcript show: ex messageText. ObjectMemory quit: 1].
Fixed my problem!! I changed the above code snippet to :
[ sdf areXMLDescriptionFilesPresent ]
on: Error
do: [:ex | Transcript show: ex messageText. ObjectMemory quit: 1].
Now it works as expected!! I guess it wanted to see the more generic
base class Error as being caught instead of my nicely named derived
class..
Consider this issue closed and I'm good for now -- although I suspect
my Solaris build issues may need addressing at some point for those of
us using older build systems (gcc versions below 4.2).
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