Using wrap-evt and handle-evt, I can transform the synchronization result of an event. But events can throw exceptions when they're synchronized. Is there a way to wrap an event such that the wrapper can catch (and maybe reraise) any exceptions thrown by the wrapped event? I know I can wrap a (sync evt) call in a with-handlers block, but that just synchronizes on the event instead of wrapping it and producing a new event.
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