jfj wrote:
IMHO, a more clean operation of raise would be either:
1) raise w/o args allowed *only* inside an except clause to
re-raise the exception being handled by the clause.
Wait! second that. We would like to
###############
def bar():
raise
def b5():
try:
raise A
except:
bar ()
#################
So, restricting raise into except clauses only, is not good.
Change the proposal to:
> 1) raise w/o args re-raises the exception being handled
> or UnhandledException.
here is another confusing case:
###################
import sys
class A:
pass
class B:
pass
def foo ():
try:
raise B
except:
pass
raise
def b1():
try:
raise A
except:
foo()
try:
b1 ()
except:
print sys.exc_info()[0]
##################
This reports that __main__.B is raised but wouldn't it be better
to raise an 'A' since this is the currently handled exception?
jf
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