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RE: NYIException
From: |
Jeroen Frijters |
Subject: |
RE: NYIException |
Date: |
Sun, 28 Sep 2003 14:18:08 +0200 |
[I'm resending this, apologies if you get it twice]
Andrew Haley wrote:
> My only argument was against subclassing Error, because the Java
> specification strongly implies that the only reasonable thing to do
> when receiving an Error is issue a disgnostic and die.
I apologize for the confusion.
> In the case of
> unimplemented Classpath methods, this seems rather extreme.
Why? I don't see how you can reasonably continue given that an arbitrary
functionality that the application depends on is missing.
Regards,
Jeroen
RE: NYIException, Jeroen Frijters, 2003/09/27
RE: NYIException, Jeroen Frijters, 2003/09/27
RE: NYIException,
Jeroen Frijters <=
- RE: NYIException, Andrew Haley, 2003/09/28
- Re: NYIException, Stephen Crawley, 2003/09/28
- RE: NYIException, David Holmes, 2003/09/28
- Re: NYIException, Per Bothner, 2003/09/28
- RE: NYIException, David Holmes, 2003/09/28
- Re: NYIException, Dalibor Topic, 2003/09/28
- RE: NYIException, David Holmes, 2003/09/28
- Re: NYIException, Dalibor Topic, 2003/09/28
- RE: NYIException, David Holmes, 2003/09/28
- Re: NYIException, Dalibor Topic, 2003/09/28