My paid profession, in part, is Python programming, so I see kind of what you're getting at here. My C++ is limited; I'm more plain C in that regard.

Nonetheless, it would be great if you could come up with a Python or C++ example here (brief code example) and explain what your concerns are, everyone here would have a good base to work with and we may get a slew of good advice (I always love learning new things). Many of the Monks are proficient with several languages.

I think enticing others into the equation to provide their own feedback based on a real-world working example would be great if you have the time.

In reply to Re^5: Best practices for handling exceptions in die/eval style by stevieb
in thread Best practices for handling exceptions in die/eval style by krautcat

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