Subject | Re: [Firebird-Architect] Error Reporting in New API |
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Author | Dimitry Sibiryakov |
Post date | 2005-02-17T05:22Z |
On 16 Feb 2005 at 7:47, Jim Starkey wrote:
and I really don't understand the idea behind your error-handling
callbacks.
But it looks like others take our wrangles too seriously (I hope
you do not) so I shut up.
Just a last sting: I see you are strongly set on your error
reporting idea. No problem - implement it in your beloved sandbox
called Vulcan. If it is really good, Firebird will borrow it.
used from thrid-party applications and different languages/compilers.
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SY, Dimitry Sibiryakov.
>Dimitry, I don't think you are nearly as dumb as you pretend to be. IJim, believe me, I'm really dullish in OOD (especially your OOD),
>think you are throwing smoke and ridicule at something to wish to stop
>but not have the technical arguments to do so. I will continue to
>respond to your foolishness because it has educational merit for other
>people. But let's neither of us be under any illusions that your
>silly arguments have any bearing on the serious questions at hand.
and I really don't understand the idea behind your error-handling
callbacks.
But it looks like others take our wrangles too seriously (I hope
you do not) so I shut up.
Just a last sting: I see you are strongly set on your error
reporting idea. No problem - implement it in your beloved sandbox
called Vulcan. If it is really good, Firebird will borrow it.
>> Then, normal exception throwing-catching may work because all thisAFAIR Nikolay's post is related to real API, when functions are
>>will happened in one solid module, no?
>>
>Read Nickolay's post. He explained it rather well.
used from thrid-party applications and different languages/compilers.
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SY, Dimitry Sibiryakov.