2009/10/1 Hernan Wilkinson <[email protected]>

> do this...
>
> [[[[ a block of code where you do something that can singal different
> exceptions  ]
>     on: XXXError
>     do: [ : ex | 'I do what I need to do when I get the error XXX' ]]
>     on: YYYError
>     do: [ : ex | 'I do what I need to do when I get the error YYY' ]]
>     on: Error
>     do: [ : ex |  'here I do in the rest of the cases' ]]
>     ensure: [ 'Here I do what I always need to do, no matter if there is an
> error or not' ]
>
>
Thanks Hernán, it is quite better!!!  However, I still would love not to use
all the brackets ;)
I would use this way for the moment...


>
> 2009/10/1 Mariano Martinez Peck <[email protected]>
>
>> Hi folks: First of all I have to say I am pretty sad that error handling
>> hasn't a special place in the PBE. In my opinion having a good error
>> handling is a MUST in every piece of code. We need to use exceptions. I
>> didn't collaborate at all with PBE so I cannot say anything to no one :)   I
>> will try to write something for the next version if you want. But first...
>>
>> We need a better error handling. It is very common to have a hierarchy of
>> exceptions or errors. You have subclasses of Error for example. And many
>> times, you want to do or not to do or even do something different depending
>> on the error you got. Now, the question is, how you do this in Squeak ???
>>
>> This is the only (ugly) way I find to do it:
>>
>> [ a block of code where you do something that can singal different
>> exceptions  ]
>>      on: XXXErrror do: [ : ex  |  ex class = XXXError if True: [ 'I do
>> what I need to do when I get the error XXX' ].
>>                                           ex class = YYYError if True: [
>> 'I do what I need to do when I get the error YYY' ].
>>                                           'here I do in the rest of the
>> cases'
>>   ]
>>
>>
>> But, I would like to have something like this:
>>
>>
>> [ a block of code where you do something that can singal different
>> exceptions  ]
>>     on: XXXError
>>         do: [ : ex | 'I do what I need to do when I get the error XXX' ]
>>     on: YYYError
>>         do: [ : ex | 'I do what I need to do when I get the error YYY' ]
>>     on: Error
>>         do: [ : ex |  'here I do in the rest of the cases' ]
>>     ensure: [ 'Here I do what I always need to do, no matter if there is
>> an error or not' ]
>>
>>
>> What do you think about this? does someone ever did something like this ?
>> perhaps we can put this as part of 1.1
>>
>> I listen opinions.
>>
>> Best,
>>
>> Mariano
>>
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