On Wednesday 04 April 2007 00:18, Markku Uttula wrote:
> Oh, and for
> the record, on my opinion "try ... except on e:exception do begin
> end;" is not "exception handling" :D
On the contrary, inside a thread running in a loop you simply can not do
much more than perhaps logging it (and even then you'd need some thread
safe logging facility) unless you are willing to let the thread die.
Well, of course you are right, it is not handling but rather ignoring
the exception, but in most circumstances it's quite hard to do anything
more than just go back in the loop and try again.
Oh, BTW, your ignorance code above is way too complex:
| try
| ...
| except
| {null};
| end {try};
does it just fine. :D
Vinzent.
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man."
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