I had times when I missed the Java-style Exception handling.
First time I just the D sockets exceptions was thrown during
runtime. The Library Reference didn't tell my anything about
exceptions neither did the compiler.
This could've been avoided with documentation stating which
exceptions can be thrown or if the compiler had warned me about
it.
I see checked exception handling as mean to remind programmers to
handle certain errors. This is not done in D.
I've also cursed the Java-style many times. For example:
interface MyInterface {
public void method throws IOException();
}
class MyClass implements MyInterface {
public void method throws IOException() {
//Doesn't need throw IOException!!!!
}
}
I liked the idea when the compiler is able to warn me about
unhandled exceptions.
