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From: john
Date: Tue, 28 Jul 1992 14:37

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kanderso@bbn.com writes:
  
    ... how do I exit from a primary method such that :AFTER method
    are skipped?  I'd like to avoid use of THROW and non-standard
    method combination.  Is it possible?
  
  Use an :AROUND method.   Do you consider than non-standard?

No, but do you mean an :AROUND to CATCH the THROW from the primary?  I
think the idea was to avoid non-standard method combination and *also*
avoid THROW, not just avoid the combination of the two.


John Burger
john@mitre.org

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