Pascal Obry wrote:
> It seems nice but in real program I have rarely see this kind of code.

You may rarely see.

I see and write lots.

How about many of GNAT runtime, for example,
ADA.NUMERICS.GENERIC_ELEMENTARY_FUNCTIONS ?


> In the
> case of raise statement there is almost always some recovery code before the
> raise

If the subprogram does not update some library level resources
nor out paremters, no recovery is necessary.

There can be many situation with no recovery ?


> and also more and more we use of Exceptions.Raise_Exception.

Only to add Message string ?

 # There is another room for language extension :-)
 # Such as
 #     raise Argument_Error when Left > Right
 #        with "Invalid Combination";
 # :-)

> In the case
> of the return, there is often in a branch with some code before...

There may be. Yet it may be unnecessary in some cases.

Your mention here is true for "exit when" ? :-)


> Of course
> if is always possible to add a boolean variable and use 'return ... when'...

Sorry. I cannot understand this statement. Could you elaborate ?

Regards,
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