Re: redesign exception

From:
boxzou@gmail.com
Newsgroups:
comp.lang.java.programmer
Date:
Thu, 30 Oct 2014 04:19:34 -0700 (PDT)
Message-ID:
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Error codes is the way to go.

 
Knock yourself out:

I don't know what it means cause I am not a native English speaker :)

I want to add a new way of catch exception in the java language:
    catch (Fault fault, someExceptionCodes)
someExceptionCodes will be varargs.

so no "switch( error.getCode() )" is required.

I actually imitated the syntax with lambda in java 8. Here is the blog and=
  code:

http://tri-katch.blogspot.ca
The github project is: https://github.com/pahakia/lib.
Java 8 example: https://github.com/pahakia/lambda.
https://github.com/pahakia/lambda/tree/master/fault-test/src/test/java/paha=
kia/fault/lambda.

taken from the blog:
Java 8:
        int num = tri(() -> {
            str.length();
            return Integer.valueOf(str);
        }).katch(JreFaultCodes.NumberFormatException_java_lang, ex -> {
            System.out.println("processing NumberFormatException: " + ex);
            return 400;
        }).katch(JreFaultCodes.NullPointerException_java_lang, ex -> {
            System.out.println("processing NullPointException: " + ex);
            return 500;
        }).finale(() -> {
            System.out.println("hello");
        });

The syntax is a little clumsy here because I am using lambda to simulate a =
language change.

 
public class ErrorCode implements RuntimeException {
  private final int code;
  private final String description;
 
  public ErrorCode( int code ) { ... }
  public ErrorCode( int code, String description ) { ... }
  public ErrorCode( int code, Throwable t ) { ... }
  public ErrorCode( int code, String description, Throwable T ) { ... }
 
  public int getCode() { ... }
  public String getDescription() { ... }
}
 
 
try {
  doStuff();
} catch( ErrorCode error ) {
  switch( error.getCode() ) {
   ...
  }
}
 
 
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