suppressedException semantics (original) (raw)
Roel Spilker R.Spilker at topdesk.com
Wed Aug 25 05:33:09 PDT 2010
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Once you have the possibility of suppressed exceptions then for any exception thrown you need to follow the chain. If you do that then you will see the full picture. In which case there is no need to have semantics that run counter to existing language exception semantics.
Actually, with the suppressed exceptions, you need to "follow the tree". Each exception now potentially has a cause and a list of suppressed exceptions, recursively.
Roel
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