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@rmanos Since toots are too small, the catch+rethows or error convertion has to be implicit to works.

I'm not familiar enough with exceptions based languages, but for error based languages it's at least easy to do in Rust or in C++ (when using error value). All you need is a constructor that create a B/C from A implicitely (for C++), `impl Into<B/C> for A` in Rust.

I assume those are not the only one with at least some kind of implicit convertion.

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@rmanos Since toots are too small, the catch+rethows or error convertion has to be implicit to works.

I'm not familiar enough with exceptions based languages, but for error based languages it's at least easy to do in Rust or in C++ (when using error value). All you need is a constructor that create a B/C from A implicitely (for C++), `impl Into<B/C> for A` in Rust.

I assume those are not the only one with at least some kind of implicit convertion.

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@rmanos This feels so trivial to do in any language in don't even understand the issue.

f1 throws an exception/returns an error of type A. f2 catch+retrows exception A into B, or convert error A into B (in Rust with `impl Onto<B> for A` the try operator will do it implicitely, for other error-based languages). Likewise f3 catch+rethrows/convert A into C. Finaly f4 catch/match the error and prints "bank members" for A, "account empty" for B, and "investment lost" for C.

What do I miss???

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@rmanos This feels so trivial to do in any language in don't even understand the issue.

f1 throws an exception/returns an error of type A. f2 catch+retrows exception A into B, or convert error A into B (in Rust with `impl Onto<B> for A` the try operator will do it implicitely, for other error-based languages). Likewise f3 catch+rethrows/convert A into C. Finaly f4 catch/match the error and prints "bank members" for A, "account empty" for B, and "investment lost" for C.

What do I miss???

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@nitot Je valide tellement le message. Très bon article

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@nitot Je valide tellement le message. Très bon article

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@alex si c'est côté font de jante c'est aussi possible que tu aies besoin de changer le-dit fond de jante. J'ai eu ce problème il y a quelques années et j'ai mis du temps à comprendre que c'était mes rayons qui perçaient ma chambre à air.

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@alex si c'est côté font de jante c'est aussi possible que tu aies besoin de changer le-dit fond de jante. J'ai eu ce problème il y a quelques années et j'ai mis du temps à comprendre que c'était mes rayons qui perçaient ma chambre à air.

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@vtourraine @fabi1cazenave @metacosm @PacoVelobs @NuclearSquid Perso j'ai pas bu une goutte d'éthanol, mais je comprends la demande.

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@vtourraine @fabi1cazenave @metacosm @PacoVelobs @NuclearSquid Perso j'ai pas bu une goutte d'éthanol, mais je comprends la demande.

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@stsquad If you have a link, I'd like to read that thread.

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@stsquad If you have a link, I'd like to read that thread.

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@stsquad What's happening?

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@stsquad What's happening?

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@stellarskylark @Gaelan I already posted it elsewhere in this thread but https://tom.preston-werner.com/2009/05/19/the-git-parable.html is very good

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@stellarskylark @Gaelan I already posted it elsewhere in this thread but https://tom.preston-werner.com/2009/05/19/the-git-parable.html is very good

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@benthor @scott @drewdevault @lulu Btw, I also have this link which is not a business card, but a very nice story

https://tom.preston-werner.com/2009/05/19/the-git-parable.html

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@benthor @scott @drewdevault @lulu Btw, I also have this link which is not a business card, but a very nice story

https://tom.preston-werner.com/2009/05/19/the-git-parable.html

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@benthor @scott @drewdevault @lulu That one?

https://social.jvns.ca/@b0rk/113334649 692320208

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@benthor @scott @drewdevault @lulu That one?

https://social.jvns.ca/@b0rk/113334649 692320208