Ulrik Mikaelsson wrote:
Tomasz Sowiñski Wrote:
I like it. Although it's only sugar you're right -- it helps reading a bit. But I would
allow (or even require) "try" before a block of code:
if (condition) try {
...
} catch (Exception ex) {
...
}
Agreed. And while the use-case for if-statements may be rare, I can see a few
cases in for-loops where it actually makes a little sense, but then it's better
to be explicit about it;
foreach (item; collection) try {
process(item);
} catch (StopException e) {
break;
}
As Tomaz pointed out, this already works for statements (if, while, for,
foreach, with, synchronized, etc.).