If a module's function throws an exception, shouldn't that module publicly import that exception? Please observe:
$ cat errnoexception.d import std.stdio; //import std.exception; void main() { File file; try file = File("/non-existent-file"); catch (ErrnoException e) {} } $ dmd errnoexception.d errnoexception.d(8): Error: undefined identifier 'ErrnoException' Uncommenting the import of std.exception solves the problem, but I believe it would make sense to have the exception *publicly* imported into std.stdio to avoid having the user to manually import it. Agreed? (Currently the exception is just thrown in stdio.d by errnoEnforce in l 385 which is imported at l 383.) -- Shriramana Sharma, Penguin #395953