Very often I use the following construction (especially in operators):
try:
something
except SomeError:
try:
something_else
except AnotherError:
try:
something_completely_different
except Whatever:
return NotImplemented
I propose a construction to simplify the staircase hierarchy of
exception handlers:
try:
something
except SomeError try:
something_else
except AnotherError try:
something_completely_different
except Whatever:
return NotImplemented
This would be somewhat analogous to `else if` blocks.
This pattern is very common in operator implementations. And this
proposal could simplify it a bit.
haael
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