[Ka-Ping Yee] > Maybe bare 'except' should be spelled 'except *'. -1. > I don't think it can be removed altogether because sometimes you just > need to be able to do magic, but it can be made a little more explicit. Assuming a single root of the exception tree, you can spell it explicitly as "except Exception" or perhaps (if that's not the root) "except Raisable" (cf. Java's Throwable). > With the asterisk, it's greppable, and editors can find it or highlight > it. I like the parallel to 'import *' (frowned upon, but sometimes > useful if you really know what you are doing). How is "except:" less greppable? And is *args also frowned upon? -- --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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