Hi,
I want to find out if there's difference between "On Error Resume
Next" error handler and leaving "catch" block empty in a try-catch-end
try block to ignore exceptions which i don't approve of course but
just needed to ask.
Thanks
Jan 20 '08
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"Michael C" <mi**@nospam.co mwrote in message
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"Guru" <ru*****@interf erence.nitwrote in message
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>The long delay is indicative of a serious stack issue... more precisely,
stack corruption; there should be no delay. What you did was kludge your
code and leave the root cause completely unresolved. The cause is still
there in your code, lurking, waiting, ready to scribble all over your
customer's valuable data at the first opportune moment and in a
completely
unexpected place elsewhere in the application.
What a complete and utter load of rubbish.
That is precisely what I was implicating your code of being. I'll write you
up for one "I Know You Are But What Am I" lame.
>To put that a different way, when faced with a delay in an exception, the
question you should ask yourself is, why is the code falling over at all,
not, how can you kludge your badly-written code without finding and
fixing
the cause.
You really have no idea what my code was like. There was absolutely
nothing wrong with the code or the structure of it.
There is absolutely nothing wrong with eating food you found in a dumpster,
if you're a rat.
If it is the case that "there was absolutely nothing wrong with the code"
then it necessarily follows that your earlier claim of "an empty string or
null would cause an exception" is false.
>I suggest that the strength of every single argument for avoiding them is
inversely proportional to how crappy a programmer you are.
You clearly are an idiot.
>Touché to me.
bwahahahahahaha haha
You're not very good at either programming or simple logic. Do you have any
redeeming attributes at all?
"Guru" <ru*****@interf erence.nitwrote in message
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You're not very good at either programming or simple logic. Do you have
any redeeming attributes at all?
You're really not very good at being a troll, although you do try very hard.
Sorry, but I am not playing your games.
Michael
Guru,
I hope that some day the calculation of your payment will fall in that by
you not catched try block.
This is what a real proffesional programmer never would do.
Just my thought about this kind of lazy programmer stuff you show.
Cor
You could easily check the MSIL code to see how on error resume next is
implemented.
Else I would do things the other way round. What are you trying to do ? Or
is it just curiosity about something you won't use ?
--
Patrice
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Hi,
I want to find out if there's difference between "On Error Resume
Next" error handler and leaving "catch" block empty in a try-catch-end
try block to ignore exceptions which i don't approve of course but
just needed to ask.
Thanks
"SurturZ" <su*****@newsgr oup.nospamwrote in message
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While guru is a bit obnoxious in his message style, I agree with his
sentiment.
There are plenty of cases where you would correctly use ON ERROR RESUME
NEXT
or a Try...Catch with an empty catch block.
That appeared to be the only point he was correct on though. His idea that
exceptions are slow due to sloppy programming is just plain wrong. His idea
that there are no reasons to avoid a Try Catch is just plain wrong. His
general perception of himself as some sort of guru is just plain wrong.
(Guru, if you reply to this I am not going to read your response let alone
reply to you).
Michael
"Michael C" <mi**@nospam.co mwrote in message
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"SurturZ" <su*****@newsgr oup.nospamwrote in message
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>While guru is a bit obnoxious in his message style, I agree with his
sentiment.
There are plenty of cases where you would correctly use ON ERROR RESUME
NEXT
or a Try...Catch with an empty catch block.
That appeared to be the only point he was correct on though. His idea that
exceptions are slow due to sloppy programming is just plain wrong.
Correction, you lying dribble stain. You mentioned encountering a very slow
exception and I said, and I quote:
The long delay is indicative of a serious stack issue... more precisely,
stack corruption; there should be no delay.
Freaking liar.
His idea that there are no reasons to avoid a Try Catch is just plain
wrong.
Lying little sh1t. I said, and I quote:
I suggest that the strength of every single argument for avoiding them is
inversely proportional to how crappy a programmer you are.
His general perception of himself as some sort of guru is just plain
wrong.
Huh? My name _IS_ Guru, you brain-dead cowpat. Guru Sandaramurthy. I made no
claim to being a 'guru', and you know it, you lying pillock.
(Guru, if you reply to this I am not going to read your response let alone
reply to you).
Yeah... you don't want to see if your bare-faced lies get found out, I know.
Michael, The Lying Tapeworm.
Edited.
I for one am ignoring Guru's posts now, he's obviously a troll with no real
programming ability. In another thread he revealed that he thinks
Backhaus-Naur Form is a file protocol :lol:
--
David Streeter
Synchrotech Software
Sydney Australia
"Michael C" wrote:
"SurturZ" <su*****@newsgr oup.nospamwrote in message
news:67******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...
While guru is a bit obnoxious in his message style, I agree with his
sentiment.
There are plenty of cases where you would correctly use ON ERROR RESUME
NEXT
or a Try...Catch with an empty catch block.
That appeared to be the only point he was correct on though. His idea that
exceptions are slow due to sloppy programming is just plain wrong. His idea
that there are no reasons to avoid a Try Catch is just plain wrong. His
general perception of himself as some sort of guru is just plain wrong.
(Guru, if you reply to this I am not going to read your response let alone
reply to you).
Michael
"SurturZ" <su*****@newsgr oup.nospamwrote in message
news:3E******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...
>I for one am ignoring Guru's posts now, he's obviously a troll with no real
programming ability. In another thread he revealed that he thinks
Backhaus-Naur Form is a file protocol :lol:
I did no such thing, you lying spunkstain.
TYPO: Backus-Naur, not Backhaus-Naur
BNF. Whatever that stands for :-)
--
David Streeter
Synchrotech Software
Sydney Australia
"SurturZ" wrote:
I for one am ignoring Guru's posts now, he's obviously a troll with no real
programming ability. In another thread he revealed that he thinks
Backhaus-Naur Form is a file protocol :lol:
--
David Streeter
Synchrotech Software
Sydney Australia
"Michael C" wrote:
"SurturZ" <su*****@newsgr oup.nospamwrote in message
news:67******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...
While guru is a bit obnoxious in his message style, I agree with his
sentiment.
>
There are plenty of cases where you would correctly use ON ERROR RESUME
NEXT
or a Try...Catch with an empty catch block.
That appeared to be the only point he was correct on though. His idea that
exceptions are slow due to sloppy programming is just plain wrong. His idea
that there are no reasons to avoid a Try Catch is just plain wrong. His
general perception of himself as some sort of guru is just plain wrong.
(Guru, if you reply to this I am not going to read your response let alone
reply to you).
Michael
"SurturZ" <su*****@newsgr oup.nospamwrote in message
news:3E******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...
>I for one am ignoring Guru's posts now, he's obviously a troll with no real
programming ability.
Not only does he have no programming ability he's not even a very good
troll. A good troll will keep people hooked in, everyone's bailing on this
clown after a few posts.
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