Ah... now I understand what the Zen is talking about when it said:Well, I believe the original intent was more along the lines of adding
"Now is better then never, although never is often better than *right*
now." If you don't have all the necessary resources to fix an
exception right now, don't try to fix it, instead let it propagate,
and allow it to be handled in a level where there is enough
information how to fix it.
features, etc to Python, but it's apropos here as well.
I think we should change except: into expect:, it would confuse less,Whilst the connotations are good, and I think create the right mindset,
would it? It signifies that the program expects so and so kinds of
exceptional situations.
it ain't gonna happen.
Cheers,
Tim Delaney