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// This tests try/finally blocks.
// Case 1
try
{
a = 2+2
}
finally
{
beep[1]
}
// Case 2
try
{
a = 2+2
}
finally
beep[2]
// Case 3
try
a = 2+2
finally
{
beep[3]
}
// Case 4
try
a = 2+2
finally
beep[4]
// Case Scoping1
try
{
zz = 1001
println["zz is $zz"]
}
finally
beep["Scoping1: zz is $zz"]
println["Return value of f[] is " + f[]]
println["Return value of g[] is " + g[]]
// Case 7
try
{
// This can't be written as a literal "1/0" because that gets evaluated
// at compile time.
a = 0
b = 1 / a
}
finally
beep[7]
beep[x] := println["Finally block called for case $x"]
// Test from within a function in the face of return.
f[] :=
{
try
return 1
finally
beep[5]
}
// The "return" statement in the finally block will actually override the
// return in the try block.
g[] :=
{
try
return 1
finally
{
beep[6]
return 2
}
}
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