Re: Try/Catch
- Posted by Shian_Lee Jan 10, 2015
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Andreas,
We like to supply machine with ladder program since it is common knowledge to all electricians. We think what's good for them - not for us.
I'd like to see Euphoria being used by everyone, not only by professionals. I think what's good for anyone - not for me.
Handling exceptions can be done in a more high-level way, which is suitable to the overall usage of Euphoria.
Routines + Specifications that returning error codes may be innovative, clear, and simple programming method for any end user.
Depends on the implementation it may not catch logical/index errors for example, but in my opinion, in case that the programmer is not sure of his own code, adding some if...then to the code has an advantage over presenting a new and complex method of programming in Euphoria.
I'm not arguing here, I just comment my opinion; because as you add more complex programming methods to the language, you ignore the basic concepts of Euphoria which might give a good reason to many users to immigrate to another popular language. (I don't say don't do it - I say do it as innovative as Euphoria itself).
