Serhiy Storchaka added the comment:
curses.error is documented as an exception raised when a curses library
function returns an error. No need to repeat this for every curses function.
It is very uncommon to document all exceptions that can be raised by a
particular function in Python. Becau
New submission from Julien Palard :
Currently the curses module can raise some `_curses.error` exception directly
inheriting `Exception`.
This make it non-trivial for a newcomer to catch (they think they need a `from
_curses import error`, or an `except Exception`, but in fact `error` is
imp
