Re: Current Exception

Adam Clauss <cabadam@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Could you create your own "global" variable (a static member of some class)
> and set it yourself when the catch the exception (it HAS to be caught
> somewhere...)
> Then in whatever code you are actually handling it, you can check that
> static member (and set it to null when done?)

That wouldn't help at the finally block level though, because (assuming
I'm understanding Chad right) the finally block is going to execute
before the catch block (as the catch block is higher up the call
stack).

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