> It prints the exception type to stderr. If you want to log something > different, > install a different terminate handler.
Does this work? I don't see how a terminate handler gets the thrown object. A terminate handler takes no parameter and returns void. I am using notify only with use case 1. During development when I implement an exception, but are too lazy to do the exception handling immediately. The exception gets a 'FIXME:', which is nicely shown in QtC. If it is against my expectations thrown, a log output from notify shows me where and why it was thrown. Before release the FIXMEs are fixed and the try/catch around notify does not matter anymore. I could live without it, but find it very convenient. Guido _______________________________________________ Interest mailing list Interest@qt-project.org http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/interest
