Re: [boost] [review][LEAF] Review of LEAF starts today : May 22 - May 31

On Fri, May 29, 2020 at 10:27 PM Krystian Stasiowski via Boost < boost@lists.boost.org> wrote:

trailing underscores following names that are public doesn't look particularly right; makes it look like you're using you aren't supposed to :)

Thanks for the review. Obviously, that's called catch_ because catch is a keyword. Good news is I think I can get rid of it altogether, and match exceptions based on a handler taking an argument of a type that derives from std::exception. So, instead of: leaf::try_catch( [] { .... }, []( catch_, .... ) { } ); You'd just say: leaf::try_catch( [] { .... }, []( my_exception &, .... ) { } ); OTOH, catch_ can be given multiple exception types, and it'll match if the caught exception is of any one of the specified types.