Hi!
As for implementation, would it be possible to hook into whatever PHP has
in the way of frame disposal? That approach would have one of the same
issues as the userland solution ("finally" blocks won't run until the
current scope is exited), but is at least a partial solution. Would it be
No, "partial solution" is a no go. The solution should work like finally
is expected to work - finally block executed after the control leaves
try/catch/finally construct in any way. There are non-trivial things to
solve there - like how to correctly pass control if we have multiple
nested blocks or nested blocks inside finally, etc.
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