I am having trouble understanding how precise rethrow works in Java 7 and later versions. As pointed out in https://www.theserverside.com/tutorial/OCPJP-Use-more-precise-rethrow-in-exceptions-Objective-Java-7, in Java 7 and later versions we can…
I implemented the following function -as an extension of array of booleans- which could throw a CustomError error:
enum CustomError: Error {
case empty
case doesNotContainTrue
}
extension Array where Element == Bool {
func…
Does this code
try
{
opaque_function_that_might_throw_arbitrary_exception ();
}
catch (...)
{
throw;
}
differ in any way semantically from just calling
opaque_function_that_might_throw_arbitrary_exception ();
in C++? Are there differences…
I have a try-catch statement within a try-catch statement. The inner catch catches the error, but the throw does not cause the error to be caught in the out catch statement. Breifly, my script is formatted similar to:
$ErrorPreference =…
I am struggling with a stack overflow exception, which occurrs while rethrowing a different exception. The rethrown exception is used to tear down the callstack after a recursive function has called itself more than a certaing number of times. (To…
How do I help the F# compiler interpret re-throwing an exception as having no return value?
For example, consider wrapping an operation to log the exception:
let doDivision() =
try
2 / 0
with ex ->
log ex
reraise
The…
I have the following structure in the legacy codebase:
try{
...
}
catch(Type1&){
...
}
catch(Type2&){
...
}
...
And with copy-paste development, the same catch blocks show up everywhere.
Now, I would write a function like this:
void catchErrors(){
…
The following is my code in C#:
catch(Exception ex)
{
ex.Data.Add("VarName", "object");
throw;
}
Question: doing above, am I going to lose the entry I am adding to Data dictionary? -->as in my opinion, I am rethrowing the exception caught in…
Two Questions
1) What happens when an Object/variable is thrown to catch? Say for example,
int foo() {
FILE *fp = ....;
int dummy = 10;
int *dummy_ptr = new int[10];
throw 1;
}
int main() {
try {
foo();
} catch (int &i) {
…
I'm trying to use the library livekit_client to create a chat room, I'm trying to handle the exception when the connection fails,
this is the code I'm using to connect and catch the error:
try {
room.connect(
'ws://localhost:7880',
…
I'm trying to port a working MATLAB code in Python. I am trying to create the var array with size (rows, cols). If an exception is raised, I catch it and try again to create the var array with size (rows, cols-1). If cols gets to zero, then I cannot…
I have a method which would be like this in traditional, imperative try-catch coding style:
void confirmCart(Checkout Order) {
try {
cartService.confirm(order.getCartId(), order.getCartHash());
} catch (Exception ex1) {
…
I have a doubt with rethrows. Following code is inside Dictionary extension:
init(_value: [(Key, Value)]) {
self.init(_value, uniquingKeysWith: { _, first in first }) //Call can throw, but it is not marked with 'try' and the error is…
The method javax.tools.ToolProvider.getSystemTool(Class clazz, String moduleName, String className) has the following body (JDK 12):
private static T getSystemTool(Class clazz, String moduleName, String className) {
try {
…
While exception log investigation I've faced a strange behavior for exception callstack when using throw; for re-throwing catched exception.
For example
string callstack1, callstack2;
try
{
try
{
// some code throwing exception
…