Maybe an eye opener, but why is everyone obsessed with the try..catch.. Or
try..catch..else error handling? Are we trying to copy idioms from another
language?
The try..catch..finally in java has always played part in newbie bugs. They
tend to skip the error instead of dealing with it.
I prefer t
I agree,
Some of the proposals introduce more trouble than the problem they are solving.
For example, the proposed try works only iff you are returning a single value
of type error. If you have more return values what happens?
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Hi, as indicated above, all is a local variable to you function. Maybe you
meant to have all variable on a global scope and as a map of maps.
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