>>>>> "GvR" == Guido van Rossum <guido@python.org> writes:
>> So I would like to propose that string exceptions are
>> deprecated for Python 2.3, in order to remove them in Python
>> 2.4, simultaneously allowing arbitrary objects as exceptions.
GvR> I think string exceptions are used enough that we should
GvR> deprecate them on a slower schedule.
Is there any controversy that string exceptions should, eventually, be
deprecated? If not, then let's come up with a road map for
deprecating them, even if their use doesn't raise a deprecation
warning in Python 2.3.
-Barry
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