Miguel,
Please, re-read the documentation, and sample you posted. It's not
true that exception is being ignored. The documentation and example
clearly explain that a *float* division by 0, simply does NOT raise
any exception. This is equivalent to us deciding to consider a
setting which will tell to system to NOT raise an error on 0
division. F.E.
SET ZERO DIVIDE OK | ERROR
// ERROR being the default
I do not object to adding such feature.
Ron
On Jun 27, 2008, at 12:53 AM, Miguel Angel Marchuet wrote:
> Please Ron visit this page
>
> http://faculty.mc3.edu/wpowers/curious4.html
>
> If you want you can test the code.
>
> Is the same as we need for TRY at xharbour.
>
> Its true that all exceptions are raised and normally breaks the
> code of try
> but there are another behavior for example at 0 division, the code
> continues
> ignoring the exception in some cases.
>
> At xharbour there are too an established behavior, normally at
> xharbour we use
> division by 0 results 0, An we need that this was respected in a
> TRY clause too
>
> Best regards,
> Miguel Angel Marchuet
>
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