suggestion for try/except program flow
I frequently have this situation: try: try: raise Thing except Thing, e: # handle Thing exceptions raise except: # handle all exceptions, including Thing It would be much more readable if there were a way to recatch a named exception with the generic (catch-all) except clause of its own try, something like this: try: raise Thing except Thing, e: # handle Thing exceptions recatch except: # handle all exceptions, including Thing
Mark Donald wrote:
This seems like an unusual pattern. Are you sure you can't use try: raise Thing except Thing, e: # handle Thing exceptions raise finally: # handle *all situations*, including Thing Obviously, the finally: block is also invoked in the case that no exceptions are triggered, but often this is what you want anyway... Michael
Mark Donald wrote:
This seems like an unusual pattern. Are you sure you can't use try: raise Thing except Thing, e: # handle Thing exceptions raise finally: # handle *all situations*, including Thing Obviously, the finally: block is also invoked in the case that no exceptions are triggered, but often this is what you want anyway... Michael
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