Scope failure is not preventing application crush in case of uncaught exceptions

[ketmar]

kerdemdemir wrote:

> On Saturday, 16 December 2017 at 20:56:26 UTC, ketmar wrote:
>> kerdemdemir wrote:
>>
>>> As far as I know scope(failure) should be collecting all failure cases.
>>
>> nope. `failure` scope won't stop exception propagation, it is just 
>> called before exception leaves your function, to give you a last chance 
>> to do some immediate cleanup.
>
> Than do I still need to catch'em all? For me it doesn't matter the which 
> exception it is. It is more important for me to not pollute my code with 
> so many exception related lines. What is the most compact way for me to 
> catch'em all?

see collectException[0], for example. something like (WARNING! DON'T DO 
THIS! it's not wise to silence everything! try to be selective with 
`collectException!RequiredExceptionType` instead!)

	collectException(() {
		your code here
	}());

or just move your code to some function, and do

	collectException(myfunction);


[0] http://dpldocs.info/experimental-docs/std.exception.collectException.2.html