Glenn Linderman wrote:
>
> "David L. Nicol" wrote:
>
> > What I was suggesting was, if you want to overload the
> > autoloading of something, it could be done with "catch"
> > instead of rewriting the ::OVERLOAD procedure, for that
> > module.
>
> But none of the currently proposed exception handl
I had been thinking of some special goto labels, things like
BEGINNING and END which would signify the beginning and end of the
block enclosing the throw; perhaps every SCOPE object could have
these labels refered to in terms of them. inside a C we
need to have access to a lot of internal flow d
"David L. Nicol" wrote:
> What I was suggesting was, if you want to overload the autoloading
> of something, it could be done with "catch" instead of rewriting
> the ::OVERLOAD procedure, for that module.
>
> "method not loaded" becomes an exception which is thrown, rather
> than "AUTOLOADING" b
