Raymond Hettinger added the comment:
I oppose abort_on() because it implies that it aborts the program.
The word trap() is accurate but will be weird-sounding and non-communicative to
users without a CS background:
with trap(sqlite3.OperationalError):
cursor.execute('CREATE TABLE dict (key text, value text)')
The word "trap" in a CS context is also archaic and falling out of use.
(Remember, glob.glob() was a good name in 1990 but most people now don't get
know the reference to "globbing" and so the word is meaningless gobbledygook to
them).
Please give some weight to the fact the ignore() was checked in for seven
months, it was presented at a conference, I've put it front of working Python
programmers to use in real code, and I've checked to see how it reads in the
try/except/pass code examples in the standard library. Don't throw away this
work on a whim.
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