On Tue, Nov 29, 2016 at 8:48 PM, Gilles <gil...@harfang.homelinux.org>
wrote:
> In "Commons RNG", I completely dropped all custom-made exceptions.
> I suggest you do the same here.
> IMO, "simple", low-level, components can do with just throwing
> runtime exceptions from the standard library (with a hard-coded
> _English_ message).
So, let's say three different methods in Quaternion throw a ZeroException
right now.
Are you happy with a coding practice of each method calling
throw new RuntimeException("Zero Exception");
or would it be preferable to write an additional method at the bottom,
private static void zeroException() {
throw new RuntimeException("Zero Exception");
}
and call it three times?
And if I do that, I should just tally up the different exceptions in the
complex methods and have one more class, ComplexRuntimeExceptions.
Barring any further objections, this is what I'll do.
Eric
