On Mon, 2004-04-12 at 01:27, Adam Maccabee Trachtenberg wrote: > 1) None (almost none?) of the internal classes use exceptions. This > makes it difficult (if not impossible) to explain how to use > exceptions because you cannot show a meaningful example.
As of today, Tidy throws Exceptions in a object context.
> It's really crazy to need to mix both types of error handling within > the same block of code.
Completely agree
I agree it's a problem, but as you know, for BC reasons we can't make all internal functions throw exceptions. I do suggest however, that new object oriented extensions throw exceptions in object context. This isn't a BC break and makes sense as it's used in an object-oriented context.
In any case, I understand that throwing an exception from user-land error handling works as expected so this can partially solve the problem with internal functions too.
Andi
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