Ticket #504 (assigned enhancement)

Opened 1 year ago

Last modified 5 months ago

create build instruction for TracedExceptions

Reported by:	keinfarbton	Assigned to:	sean (accepted)
Priority:	major	Milestone:	1.0
Component:	Tango	Version:
Keywords:	triage	Cc:

Description

Lessons learned.

After a long time and several tries finally... i found out how make TracedException? work on my machine. Its a pitty, because this is really a great feature. But probably more ppl are not using it simply because they do not know how.

If one tries the example on flectioned readme.html it does not work. It simply prints the message of the exception but without trace.

If one tries to import tango.core.Exception it does not compile. Well and I thought, there is still something wrong with the code, because there is a TracedException? in tango.core.Exception and also in flectioned. How could I know better?

It turns out, that it is only neccessary to include flectioned.d into the rebuild commandline and do nothing about it in the application. Magically it works.

Please make this great feature available for the audience that is as dumb as i am and create a big red pointer to the build instruction that says "yes there is a conflict and this is how it should be, do NOT import flectioned, just put in onto the cmdline".

module te;

import tango.core.Exception; // yes import this one, /NOT/ flectioned.d
import tango.io.Stdout;
class MyException : TracedException{
   this(char[] message){
      super(message);
   }
}

void foo(int i){
   if(i > 0) {
      foo(i - 1);
   } else {
      throw new MyException("message");
   }
}
void main(){
    try{
        foo(2);
    }catch( TracedException e ){
        Stdout.formatln( "trace: {}", e.toUtf8 );
    }
}

build like this

rebuild te.d flectioned.d -g

oh, and simply install it with

dsss net install flectioned

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Ticket #504 (assigned enhancement)

create build instruction for TracedExceptions

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06/03/07 15:55:13 changed by kris

(follow-up: ↓ 3 ) 06/03/07 20:47:50 changed by Thomas

(in reply to: ↑ 2 ) 06/04/07 02:41:22 changed by Thomas

07/14/07 17:46:05 changed by sean

05/24/08 13:34:22 changed by larsivi

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