Hi,

<<Romano>>
(...)
2) Have you thought about throw err: try [...] ? Don't we need a sort of
fire-throw?
(...)
<</Romano>>

I thought about it once again. It looks really as a better idea to
distinguish between [catch]/throw and catch/throw. The former should really
look different, e.g. like [e-catch]/e-throw as opposed to catch/throw. That
could eliminate some nasty interferences, which is A Good Thing.

Ciao
    Ladislav



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