• Matthew Wilson (4/4) Dec 02 2003 I know there's no way this'll be a feature of the compiler, and that's q...
• Chris Sauls (5/11) Dec 03 2003 You could probably approximate it by catching, modifying, and then

"Matthew Wilson" <matthew.hat stlsoft.dot.org> writes:

I know there's no way this'll be a feature of the compiler, and that's quite
alright. However, I was wondering whether there is anything in the design of
D that would facilitate an exception flow analysis, which would act as if
the exception spec rules of Java were applied to some D source?

Chris Sauls <ibisbasenji yahoo.com> writes:

Matthew Wilson wrote:
 I know there's no way this'll be a feature of the compiler, and that's quite
 alright. However, I was wondering whether there is anything in the design of
 D that would facilitate an exception flow analysis, which would act as if
 the exception spec rules of Java were applied to some D source?
 
 

You could probably approximate it by catching, modifying, and then 
rethrowing the exception.  But, really, that'd just be ugly.

C. Sauls
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