Re: Handling multiple exceptions in one exception handler block

"Ingo R. Homann" <ihomann_spam@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi,

Adisht wrote:
Hi all,
I can anyone send me an example of how to catch 2 exceptions but handle
them together ?
Thanks,
Adi

Unfortunatly, (if the two exceptions do not have a supertype which the
other exceptions do not have) this is not possible. You can only extract
your code to a method:

You could say that having a supertype is the way to do this :) This would
of course suggest that you are the one generating and throwing the
exceptions.

--
LTP

for( Base i : allYourBase)
i.AreBelongToUs();


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