> > [...]
> >>Consistency implies that *all* exceptions thrown from CM must behave the
> >>same way. I thus propose to add an interface like (maybe a better name?):
> >>---
> >>interface ContextedException {
> >> void addMessage(Localizable pattern,
> >> Object ... arguments);
> >> void setContext(String key, Object value);
> >> Object getContext(String key);
> >> Set<String> getContextKeys();
> >> String getMessage(final Locale locale);
> >> String getMessage(final Locale locale,
> >> final String separator);
> >>}
> >>And all CM exceptions will implement this interface. [Instead of
> >>automatically inheriting the behaviour by being subclasses of
> >>"MathRuntimeException".]
> >>
> >I would prefer as stated above to revert to actual RTEs per 2.x
> >behavior. Above would be an improvement, as at least the unexpected
> >RTEs at upgrade would not bite (as they did me), but I see no reason
> >to add this machinery which is no less complex than what we had in
> >2.x. Lets see what others think.
>
> Do the above mean we would have:
>
> public class MathIllegalArgumentException
> extends IllegalArgumentException
> implements ContextedException
Yes. [Not sure about the name "ContextedException" yet.]
> If so, then I am OK with this.
Gilles
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