Lie wrote:
Well, I believe the original intent was more along the lines of adding
features, etc to Python, but it's apropos here as well.
Whilst the connotations are good, and I think create the right mindset,
it ain't gonna happen.
Cheers,
Tim Delaney
Ah... now I understand what the Zen is talking about when it said:
"Now is better then never, although never is often better than *right*
now." If you don't have all the necessary resources to fix an
exception right now, don't try to fix it, instead let it propagate,
and allow it to be handled in a level where there is enough
information how to fix it.
"Now is better then never, although never is often better than *right*
now." If you don't have all the necessary resources to fix an
exception right now, don't try to fix it, instead let it propagate,
and allow it to be handled in a level where there is enough
information how to fix it.
features, etc to Python, but it's apropos here as well.
I think we should change except: into expect:, it would confuse less,
would it? It signifies that the program expects so and so kinds of
exceptional situations.
would it? It signifies that the program expects so and so kinds of
exceptional situations.
it ain't gonna happen.
Cheers,
Tim Delaney