On 3 Dec, Robert L Krawitz wrote:
> Why? If a function is explicitly documented as returning an error,
> it's the caller's responsibility to handle it.
Right.
> The callee often doesn't know the high level context to handle it in a
> useful fashion.
I'm talking about nested function calls. If a function deep inside fails
it should be handled as quickly as possible instead of propagating it
through the code.
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Servus,
Daniel
