> I wrote: >> >> I think that the exceptions and their messages can be useful in cases >> like: >> >> (0.0..10.0).each {} # TypeError: can't iterate from float >> ...dblack (David Black)
> Issue #1844 has been updated by Shyouhei Urabe. > > > Anyway when getting back to :dup story, I'm not against to make it > more "reliable". But there seems to be sever...dblack (David Black)
> Issue #1844 has been updated by Hongli Lai. > > > I disagree. > > - Exceptions are expensive. > - Rescuing a specific exception requires a multi-line statement, > while ...dblack (David Black)
> Hi, > > On Sunday 08 of February 2009 11:58:18 David A. Black wrote: >> It's a bit punctuation-heavy but I think it's preferable. Of course >> the whole thing leaves the ...dblack (David Black)
>>>> Anyone has better name? > > For me try's name is good but not perfect. > > There are a few more options described at [1]. if_not_nil is one. > andand is one. > > I'd ...dblack (David Black)