[Ka-Ping Yee] > Example 1: Exception Chaining. > > As has been previously discussed, the information from an exception can > be lost when the handling of the exception runs into a problem. It is > often helpful to preserve the original reason for the problem. [example deleted] This problem is universal -- every except clause (in theory) can have this problem. I'd much rather deal with this in a systematic way in the Python VM's exception handling machinery. Modifying every potentially affected except clause to use some additional boilerplate doesn't strike me as a good solution. -- --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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