Hi,
I have, unsuccessfully, checked the net and Stroustrup before I
posted here.
Is there a way to catch multiple exception types in a single catch
statement?
Something like:
try
{
something();
}
catch (T1& T2& e)
{
cerr << "exception! " << e.what();
}
Perhaps it's expecting a bit much of the compiler.
T1 and T2 do not have a common base class.
I tried reading the syntax but got a bit lost. Is there an electronic
version of the C++ syntax available somewhere? (I found one
HTML version but it appeared to be only almost-C++).
--
Nick Keighley
I have, unsuccessfully, checked the net and Stroustrup before I
posted here.
Is there a way to catch multiple exception types in a single catch
statement?
Something like:
try
{
something();
}
catch (T1& T2& e)
{
cerr << "exception! " << e.what();
}
Perhaps it's expecting a bit much of the compiler.
T1 and T2 do not have a common base class.
I tried reading the syntax but got a bit lost. Is there an electronic
version of the C++ syntax available somewhere? (I found one
HTML version but it appeared to be only almost-C++).
--
Nick Keighley