There are times when "
try
"-related wrappers can be useful. For example, a
Try()
wrapper DLL written in a language other than C# could pass an
Exception
parameter to the
Finally
clause indicating whether the
Try
clause succeeded. For example:
Try (() => {DoSomething();}, (Exception inner_ex) =>
{
try
{
DoCleanup();
}
catch Exception ex
{
throw new CleanupException(outer_ex, ex);
}
}
Note that an exception that occurs during cleanup will be made available up the calling stack, but the calling code will also be able to access the exception (if any) which prompted the cleanup in the first place.