Re: Proposal: A block between "try" and "catch".
In article
<24ebd49b-e871-47ae-b9e9-1a41c1b7035a@m45g2000hsb.googlegroups.com>,
Lucian Radu Teodorescu <Luc.Teodorescu@gmail.com> wrote:
Now, to solve this problem (let exceptions from do_something_else() be
thrown outside f), I need to make a real complex logic:
void f()
{
bool rethrowRangeError = false;
try {
Object ob("data"); // May throw range_error
try {
// This may also throw range_error,
// but I don't want to catch this one
do_something_else(ob, "other data"); // Ooops, "ob"
doesn't exist!!!
} catch (range_error e) {
rethrowRangeError = true;
throw;
}
} catch (range_error e)
{
if ( rethrowRangeError ) throw;
else {...}
}
}
well lets get smaller:
bool do_rethrow = false;
try
{
Object obj("data");
do_rethrow = true; // ct0r did not throw
do_something_else(ob,"something");
}
catch (range_error &e)
{
if(do_rethrow)
throw;
else
{
....
}
}
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