Re: [Oorexx-devel] ExpressionOperator.cpp : is it possible to catch an exception during the evaluation of operator ?

2013-10-04 Thread Rick McGuire
This is seriously not going to work.  The code that handles the raising of
the exception changes an awful lot of the internal state of the
interpreter.

Rick


On Fri, Oct 4, 2013 at 7:59 AM, Jean-Louis Faucher jfaucher...@gmail.comwrote:

 ExpressionOperator.cpp
 Is it possible to catch an exception during the evaluation of operator,
 and try something else with the same arguments ?

 According to my tests, surrounding by catch/try is not enough.
 The evaluation stack is probably in a bad state in the catch{}, I don't
 know how to bring it back to a good state.
 I tried to do like the catch in RexxActivation::run, but without success
 (unwindToFrame and stack.clear).

 The something else is an alternate way to find a candidate
 implementation, where the dispatching is not limited to the first argument.

 Thanks.
 Jean-Louis


 RexxObject *RexxBinaryOperator::evaluate(
 RexxActivation  *context,  /* current activation
 context*/
 RexxExpressionStack *stack )   /* evaluation
 stack  */

 /**/
 /* Function:  Execute a REXX binary
 operator  */

 /**/
 {
 /* evaluate the target   */
 RexxObject *left = this-left_term-evaluate(context, stack);
 /* evaluate the right term   */
 RexxObject *right = this-right_term-evaluate(context, stack);
 *try
 {
 */* evaluate the message  */
 RexxObject *result = callOperatorMethod(left, this-oper, right);
 /* replace top two stack elements*/
 stack-operatorResult(result);   /* with this
 one */
  /* trace if
 necessary*/
 context-traceOperator(operatorName(), result);
 return result;   /* return the
 result */
 *}
 catch (RexxActivation *t)
 {
 // try something else with the same arguments left and right
 }
 *}



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Re: [Oorexx-devel] ExpressionOperator.cpp : is it possible to catch an exception during the evaluation of operator ?

2013-10-04 Thread Jean-Louis Faucher
ok, thanks.


2013/10/4 Rick McGuire object.r...@gmail.com

 This is seriously not going to work.  The code that handles the raising of
 the exception changes an awful lot of the internal state of the
 interpreter.

 Rick


 On Fri, Oct 4, 2013 at 7:59 AM, Jean-Louis Faucher 
 jfaucher...@gmail.comwrote:

 ExpressionOperator.cpp
 Is it possible to catch an exception during the evaluation of operator,
 and try something else with the same arguments ?

 According to my tests, surrounding by catch/try is not enough.
 The evaluation stack is probably in a bad state in the catch{}, I don't
 know how to bring it back to a good state.
 I tried to do like the catch in RexxActivation::run, but without success
 (unwindToFrame and stack.clear).

 The something else is an alternate way to find a candidate
 implementation, where the dispatching is not limited to the first argument.

 Thanks.
 Jean-Louis


 RexxObject *RexxBinaryOperator::evaluate(
 RexxActivation  *context,  /* current activation
 context*/
 RexxExpressionStack *stack )   /* evaluation
 stack  */

 /**/
 /* Function:  Execute a REXX binary
 operator  */

 /**/
 {
 /* evaluate the target   */
 RexxObject *left = this-left_term-evaluate(context, stack);
 /* evaluate the right term   */
 RexxObject *right = this-right_term-evaluate(context, stack);
 *try
 {
 */* evaluate the message  */
 RexxObject *result = callOperatorMethod(left, this-oper, right);
 /* replace top two stack elements*/
 stack-operatorResult(result);   /* with this
 one */
  /* trace if
 necessary*/
 context-traceOperator(operatorName(), result);
 return result;   /* return the
 result */
 *}
 catch (RexxActivation *t)
 {
 // try something else with the same arguments left and right
 }
 *}



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