At what point do you need to print exceptions in runtime? Is that if an
exception leaves main()?
Andrei
On 04/07/2010 10:29 AM, Sean Kelly wrote:
The runtime can do one of two things: print exceptions according to a standard
format and inject the msg field in the proper place or it can call toString.
Which should be done? I prefer the former because it makes for a standard
presentation and doesn't risk allocating memory needlessly, but I can see how
people might do fancy stuff in toString that they expect to be used instead.
This came up because I'm adding a default stack trace handler, and the current
behavior prints the stack trace twice, so something needs to change.
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