try...finally is more powerful than I thought.

[Mauro Cicognini]

Alan Kennedy wrote:

> When an exception occurs in the try clause, the exception is
> temporarily saved, the finally clause is executed, and then the saved
> exception is re-raised.

I've always wondered, how does one use this in real life?
Since I cannot write try... except... finally..., which would be the 
most intuitive construct to me, I understand I should write
try:
	try:
		...
	finally:
		...
except:
	...

to achieve the same effect.

Am I right? I.e. (again) how do you people use try .. finally in real 
use cases?

Does anyone else think Python could have a nicer syntax for this one?

Mauro