- Ka-ping Yee thinks we need separate entry points for the exceptional
and the normal termination case. I disagree; this would end up in
unnecessary duplication of code (or boilerplate to equate the two
methods) in most cases. The whole *point* is that finally gets to
do its
[Ka-Ping Yee]
Example 1: Exception Chaining.
As has been previously discussed, the information from an exception can
be lost when the handling of the exception runs into a problem. It is
often helpful to preserve the original reason for the problem.
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This problem is
On Thu, 12 May 2005, Guido van Rossum wrote:
[Ka-Ping Yee]
Example 1: Exception Chaining.
As has been previously discussed, the information from an exception can
be lost when the handling of the exception runs into a problem. It is
often helpful to preserve the original reason for the
