the program as robust as possible is what I'm aiming for, so I wouldThat is pretty much what I do - my central exception handler
really hope to devise some approach better than an abrupt failure.
allows the user to click continue and keep working, even if some plugin blew up.
This is pretty much OK on virtual machine languages like Python and Java, because the chances of corrupting something important are much lower.
In some of my applications the central handler will look at the type and/or the source of the
exception and decide on it's own that the exception is not worth worrying about.
But I always log it to a file for safety sake :-)
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