Re: English language basis for "throw"

>>>>> "TO" == Tony Olekshy <[email protected]> writes:

TO> Consider "finally" vs. "always".  Always?  Even if force majeur?
TO> Finally simply means, "as the final act of the unwind processing".

Am I missing something. I thought that the finally clause is executed
under normal and exceptional conditions. I.e. there is no way to exit
the context of the try block without going through the finally.

<chaim>
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