>>>>> "SM" == Skip Montanaro <skip@pobox.com> writes:
SM> Taking a quick peek at my own code, the only place I see that
SM> strings are raised is in code that works with ZServer
SM> (e.g. "raise 'redirect'").
---------------^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
That's kind of scary Skip! I.e. I belive the following is /not/
guaranteed to work in any version of Python that I'm aware of:
try:
raise 'foo'
except 'foo':
print 'foo caught'
because 'foo' is not (necessarily) 'foo'.
Much better to use:
FOOEXC = 'foo'
try:
raise FOOEXC
except FOOEXC:
print 'foo caught'
-Barry
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