Yes, we could do that too. Unless there are nested main loops
happening..
-Andrei
On Mar 16, 2006, at 11:18 AM, Christian Weiske wrote:
Andrei,
Correct, you can only catch exceptions if you place catch() { .. }
around Gtk::main(). Alternatively, I could possibly allow you to use
set_exception_handler() to provide custom handler..
As far as I understood: All we need is to quit the main loop when an
exception occurs in a handler. Then PHP can continue with the right
things.
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Regards/MfG,
Christian Weiske
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