On Mon, 2004-07-05 at 06:24, Michael Hicks wrote:
> > try
> >   x <- foo ()
> > in
> >   bar ()
> > unless
> >   E1 -> handle1 ()
> >   E2 -> handle2 ()
> 
> The key part to this approach is that bar() is not covered by the 
> exception handler. 

Yeah, this is just an extension of let/in:

let x = foo () in bar () unless ...

however it is still dynamic = statically insecure =
unable to reason about the code locally = bad,
however increased localisation is obtained:
you have more idea where the exception came from
so this does seem better.

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