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<0> the annoying thing there would be
<0> exceptions for known people
<0> like, Noidea128
<0> who'll get mad if he gets banned
<1> Noidea, isn't it \d{,2} ?
<2> but he doesn't, does he
<3> folks, does "void validate(void) throw(ExcNumb, ExcFOrmat)" means that validate can throw either an ExcNumb or a ExcFOrmat, and nothing else?
<4> hi all
<4> can anyone guess why I can't find IDC_MESSAGE in my visual c++ .Net project?
<4> I can't seem to find that ID in the ID list
<4> do I have to do something special to make it show up?
<5> mmm, steak sandwich
<2> mozai yes, don't do that
<3> why?
<3> I know it is not implemented by VC++, but, why not?
<3> isn;t it a good practice to show what expcetions the method might throw?
<6> if I want to load a Edit on my main Window, all I need to call is CreateEx() or do I also need to call something else like RegisterWnd() or something ?
<6> (using MFC)
<2> most of the modern writers are suggesting that it's not useful
<5> seems like a maintenence headache
<4> can anyone guess why I can't find IDC_MESSAGE in my visual c++ .Net project?
<4> A tutorial tells me to set a text box ID to IDC_MESSAGE
<5> maybe you havent #included whatever defines is
<4> but IDC_MESSAGE isn't even on the list!
<5> perhaps you're meant to add it
<3> oh, can you please give me any references>
<3> ?
<6> Icefyre : because probably you don't have IDC_MESSAGE in CLR , probably only Win32
<2> not offhand, why?
<3> i was just curious to see how they motivate it. I personnaly find it usefull
<3> so I know what type of exceptions I might want to catch
<2> the likelyhood that you actually "know" all the possible exceptions is low
<3> if a function advertise that it will throw a "FormatNumber" excpetion, I wouldn't expect for it to throw anything else
<5> what if it doesn't throw it, but something it uses does
<5> *shrug*
<5> if you want to document the expected exceptions, put it in the documentation
<5> doesn't the throw() thing have bad implications if something is thrown that isn't in the throw() declaration?
<7> personally i think it's useless. void foo() throw(X, Y) { throw Y(); } void foo2 throw(X) { foo(); } -> terminate() but what if i wanted to call foo2 and handle exception Y?
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