Miguel:

If you want, post you msg in Spanish and I'll translated it.

Miguel Angel Marchuet wrote:
> As I see, I can't explain it with my English.
>
> There are recoverable errors as zero division. With the codeblock that I 
> propose we can solve this problem and the code can
> continue without caching resolved exceptions.
>
> Actually this is simply impossible because this codeblock is harcoded to 
> catch all errors.
>
> LOCAL b
>
> TRY WITH {|o| MyError( o ) }
>
>       b := 1 / 0 // THIS ERROR IS NOT CACHED, b prints 0
>
>       ...
>
>       // the rest of code is executed
>
>       ... // The rest of errors are cached
>               
> CATCH oErr
>      ...
> END TRY
>
> FUNCTION MyError( e )
>
>      // by default, division by zero yields zero
>      IF ( e:genCode == EG_ZERODIV )
>         RETURN 0
>      ENDIF
>
> RETURN .F.
>
> It is only an example of use.
>
>
> Ron Pinkas escribió:
>   
>> Miguel,
>>
>> Sorry but you are mixing 2 different issues. The TRY construct in all 
>> those languages will still raise the exception, if you have any error. 
>> The CATCH syntax simply allows you to have different catchers for 
>> different errors, at different levels. Those samples you posted function 
>> exactly like this:
>>
>>    TRY
>>         ? a /0
>>    CATCH e
>>         SWITCH e:genCode
>>              CASE EG_ZERODIV
>>                  ? "Caught division by 0"
>>                  EXIT
>>
>>               DEFAULT
>>                    Throw( e )
>>          END
>>    FINALLY
>>          ? " In finally"
>>    END
>>
>>     
>
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