Frank Schönheit wrote:
> So the real problem here is that an exception was used to indicate a
> perfectly valid situation: My script wants to close, somebody else takes
> ownership, and *indicates this with a veto exception* - the latter is
> the design flaw here.
Exactly.
> Note however that this doesn't mean that VetoExceptions are a design
> flaw *in general*. As described for my other scenario: If the veto
> really indicates a failure of what I wanted to do ("insert an element
> into a container"), then it's IMO appropriate to throw this veto as
> exception.
Agreed. Didn't I do that already?
Best regards,
Mathias
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