>>>>> "GvR" == Guido van Rossum <guido@python.org> writes:
GvR> There was some discussion that concluded that it was a useful
GvR> feature (e.g. because the Exception class defines a standard
GvR> signature and some standard attributes)
But most of the (early) built-in exception interfaces were chosen for
backwards compatibility with the old string-based standard exceptions,
so I'm not sure how useful they are as a specification.
E.g. Exception.__init__() essentially takes a *args and assigns the
tuple to exc.args, and that's about it. Maybe in a perfect world
that's still a useful signature, I don't know.
-Barry
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