Kj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello, > Just wondering (again), in order to be able to follow discussion on matters:
> What is the difference between an "internal" exception and a "real" > exception (as if the > first one isn't a real exception...). The internal ones are mostly unclassified real exceptions. Some of them are internal errors, though. We'll have to go through the whole code and convert most of the internal_exceptions to real_exception with an appropriate exception type. > I suspect a "real" exception is a exception object that a user program > also can > create (so try/catch/finally blocks translate to Real Exceptions being > thrown). Yep. Exceptions thrown by real_exception are catchable and of course creatable by the user. > Thanks, > Klaas-Jan leo
