Is there any general way, other than putting in “rescue” catch sections,
to
capture exceptions thrown when an unexpected exception is thrown?
Thanks in advance,
James
Is there any general way, other than putting in “rescue” catch sections,
to
capture exceptions thrown when an unexpected exception is thrown?
Thanks in advance,
James
On Jan 17, 2006, at 4:19 , James R. wrote:
Is there any general way, other than putting in ?rescue? catch
sections, to capture exceptions thrown when an unexpected exception
is thrown?
As far as I know, rescue is the general way.
Michael G.
grzm myrealbox com
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