Peter Scott wrote: > Sorry, I wasn't clear. Let me rephrase. The 'try' helps me determine that > the following block is going to be subject to exception handlers which will > immediately follow as siblings of the block. O.k. That makes sense if some blocks can be try blocks (by adding the approprate decoration) and some aren't. But I don't see the advantage of it if any and every block is implicitly a try block. -- John Porter
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