Hello All,
I have a question about exception handling. It seems that you can
declare an exception class within another class as follow.
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class Array
{
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---
---
class outofbound {};

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};
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Then you can use it in a "try" "throw" "catch" syntax in for instance
the main function as
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int main()
{
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try
{
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if (problem)
throw outofbound();
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}
catch(Array::outofbound)
{
----
}
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It seems to work fine. But what I do not understand properly is the
following thing. If there is a problem an outofbound object is being
made with the constructor outofbound() and thrown and then caught by
the catch ?? If I am right, but then it seems (at least to me) that
that object has no name. I have expected something more like

catch(Array:: outofbound myoutofbound_object_name)

My question is: Is the name left away just as you can leave away the
name of a function argument at a function prototype. Or is the object
named after its class name ??
Many thanks in advance.

Robert Huang Foen Chung