On Tuesday, 21 February 2012 at 14:56:52 UTC, Andrei Alexandrescu
wrote:
Can you offer a real world use-case where the above isn't
sufficient?
This has been discussed. A function would want to add
contextual information to an exception and rethrow it.
Requiring a new type for each such flow does not scale.
Andrei
This solution works given the fact that I know what type of data
I want to add and I can't see a situation where that isn't the
case. In Juan's case, he wanted to add an error code so he _knew_
already what type is required (int).
It seems we did a full circle. I'll ask again, what are you
trying to optimize here? Number of instantiations?
