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Jun 6th, 2009, 07:03 AM
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Re: [Discussion] When NOT to use Structured Exception Handling
Though all these suggestions are undoubtedly good, I think we are deviating from the base topic this thread was started in the first place. We were discussing situations where UEH works better than SEH. So we assume we are in a situation where an error will necessarily occur, and we have to choose whether to use SEH or UEH.
@Shaggy: Whether a programming construct is safe or not depends entirely on the programmer coding it and the situation. (what do you think about Do..Loop without condition?) The language should provide the flexibility to the programmer to do whatever he wants to do and leave the rest unto him. If he wants to execute the same line again, the language should provide him some way to execute the same line again. Same thing with Resume Next.
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