Recent changes to keywords-throws

keywords-throws modified by Will Pittenger

Will Pittenger — Sun, 16 Feb 2014 10:57:48 -0000

--- v5
+++ v6
@@ -7,6 +7,7 @@
 Commands and complex statements
 ===============================
 ~~~~
+:::text
 (\command\ | \statement\) identifier /DeclarationSequence/
    [\throws\ /exceptionList/]
 ~~~~
@@ -14,6 +15,7 @@
 Functions
 =========
 ~~~~
+:::text
 \function\ identifier /DeclarationSequence/
   \returns\ Type
   [\throws\ /exceptionList/]
@@ -22,6 +24,7 @@
 or

 ~~~~
+:::text
 \function\ identifier /DeclarationSequence/
   [\throws\ /exceptionList/]
   \returns\ Type
@@ -34,6 +37,7 @@
 **[get](keywords-get)** accessors
 -------------------
 ~~~~
+:::text
 \property\ Type identifier
   \get\
       [\throws\ exceptionList]
@@ -42,6 +46,7 @@
 **[set](keywords-set)** accessors
 -------------------
 ~~~~
+:::text
 \property\ Type identifier
   \set\
       [\throws\ exceptionList]

keywords-throws modified by Will Pittenger

Will Pittenger — Sun, 16 Feb 2014 09:48:44 -0000

--- v4
+++ v5
@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@

 In each of the samples below, "/exceptionList/" should be a comma delimited list of types that implement Throwable.  For what you can put where "/DeclarationSequence/" appears, see [Declaration sequence](Appendicies-Terms-Declaration sequence).

-For more on declaring these types of procedures, see [Commands], [Functions], and [Complex Statements].  For more on declaring properties, see [Properties].  For more on exception handling, see [Exceptions].  For more on exception related keywords, see **[throw](keywords-throw)**, **[try](keywords-try)**, **[catch](keywords-catch)**, and **[finally](keywords-finally)**.
+For more on declaring these types of procedures, see [Commands], [Functions], and [Complex statements].  For more on declaring properties, see [Properties].  For more on exception handling, see [Exceptions].  For more on exception related keywords, see **[throw](keywords-throw)**, **[try](keywords-try)**, **[catch](keywords-catch)**, and **[finally](keywords-finally)**.

 Commands and complex statements
 ===============================

keywords-throws modified by Will Pittenger

Will Pittenger — Sun, 16 Feb 2014 09:48:27 -0000

--- v3
+++ v4
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 In ASIL, all exceptions must be caught or declared.  You declare that an exception might be thrown by a procedure with the **throws** keyword.  It goes immediately after the procedure's identifier for all commands and complex statements.  In the case of functions, it can go before or after the **[returns](keywords-returns)** clause.  With properties, place the clause just after the **[get](keywords-get)** and/or **[set](keywords-set)** keywords.

-In each of the samples below, "/exceptionList/" should be a comma delimited list of types that implement Throwable.  For what you can put where "/DeclarationSequence/" appears, see [Declaration Sequence].
+In each of the samples below, "/exceptionList/" should be a comma delimited list of types that implement Throwable.  For what you can put where "/DeclarationSequence/" appears, see [Declaration sequence](Appendicies-Terms-Declaration sequence).

 For more on declaring these types of procedures, see [Commands], [Functions], and [Complex Statements].  For more on declaring properties, see [Properties].  For more on exception handling, see [Exceptions].  For more on exception related keywords, see **[throw](keywords-throw)**, **[try](keywords-try)**, **[catch](keywords-catch)**, and **[finally](keywords-finally)**.

keywords-throws modified by Will Pittenger

Will Pittenger — Sun, 16 Feb 2014 09:33:38 -0000

--- v2
+++ v3
@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
-In ASIL, all exceptions must be caught or declared.  You declare that an exception might be thrown by a procedure with the **throws** keyword.  It goes immediately after the procedure's identifier for all commands and complex statements.  In the case of functions, it can go before or after the [**returns**] clause.  With properties, place the clause just after the [**get**] and/or [**set**] keywords.
+In ASIL, all exceptions must be caught or declared.  You declare that an exception might be thrown by a procedure with the **throws** keyword.  It goes immediately after the procedure's identifier for all commands and complex statements.  In the case of functions, it can go before or after the **[returns](keywords-returns)** clause.  With properties, place the clause just after the **[get](keywords-get)** and/or **[set](keywords-set)** keywords.

 In each of the samples below, "/exceptionList/" should be a comma delimited list of types that implement Throwable.  For what you can put where "/DeclarationSequence/" appears, see [Declaration Sequence].

-For more on declaring these types of procedures, see [Commands], [Functions], and [Complex Statements].  For more on declaring properties, see [Properties].  For more on exception handling, see [Exceptions].  For more on exception related keywords, see [*throw**], [**try**], [**catch**], and [**finally**].
+For more on declaring these types of procedures, see [Commands], [Functions], and [Complex Statements].  For more on declaring properties, see [Properties].  For more on exception handling, see [Exceptions].  For more on exception related keywords, see **[throw](keywords-throw)**, **[try](keywords-try)**, **[catch](keywords-catch)**, and **[finally](keywords-finally)**.

 Commands and complex statements
 ===============================
@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@
 ==================
 A property where one accessor declares a given list of exceptions doesn't have to throw declare the sample list for the other accessor.  The other accessor can declare a completely different set or none at all.

-[**get**] accessors
+**[get](keywords-get)** accessors
 -------------------
 ~~~~
 \property\ Type identifier
@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@
       [\throws\ exceptionList]
 ~~~~

-[**set**] accessors
+**[set](keywords-set)** accessors
 -------------------
 ~~~~
 \property\ Type identifier

throws modified by Will Pittenger

Will Pittenger — Thu, 13 Feb 2014 01:52:58 -0000

--- v1
+++ v2
@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@

 In each of the samples below, "/exceptionList/" should be a comma delimited list of types that implement Throwable.  For what you can put where "/DeclarationSequence/" appears, see [Declaration Sequence].

-For more on declaring these types of procedures, see [Commands], [Functions], and [Complex Statements].  For more on declaring properties, see [Properties].  For more on exception handling, see [Exceptions].  For more on exception related keywords, see [**try**], [**catch**], and [**finally**].
+For more on declaring these types of procedures, see [Commands], [Functions], and [Complex Statements].  For more on declaring properties, see [Properties].  For more on exception handling, see [Exceptions].  For more on exception related keywords, see [*throw**], [**try**], [**catch**], and [**finally**].

 Commands and complex statements
 ===============================

throws modified by Will Pittenger

Will Pittenger — Thu, 13 Feb 2014 01:35:26 -0000

In ASIL, all exceptions must be caught or declared. You declare that an exception might be thrown by a procedure with the throws keyword. It goes immediately after the procedure's identifier for all commands and complex statements. In the case of functions, it can go before or after the [returns] clause. With properties, place the clause just after the [get] and/or [set] keywords.

In each of the samples below, "/exceptionList/" should be a comma delimited list of types that implement Throwable. For what you can put where "/DeclarationSequence/" appears, see [Declaration Sequence].

For more on declaring these types of procedures, see [Commands], [Functions], and [Complex Statements]. For more on declaring properties, see [Properties]. For more on exception handling, see [Exceptions]. For more on exception related keywords, see [try], [catch], and [finally].

Commands and complex statements

(\command\ | \statement\) identifier /DeclarationSequence/
   [\throws\ /exceptionList/]

Functions

\function\ identifier /DeclarationSequence/
  \returns\ Type
  [\throws\ /exceptionList/]

\function\ identifier /DeclarationSequence/
  [\throws\ /exceptionList/]
  \returns\ Type

Property accessors

A property where one accessor declares a given list of exceptions doesn't have to throw declare the sample list for the other accessor. The other accessor can declare a completely different set or none at all.

[get] accessors

\property\ Type identifier
  \get\
      [\throws\ exceptionList]

[set] accessors

\property\ Type identifier
  \set\
      [\throws\ exceptionList]

Recent changes to keywords-throws

keywords-throws modified by Will Pittenger

keywords-throws modified by Will Pittenger

keywords-throws modified by Will Pittenger

keywords-throws modified by Will Pittenger

**throws** modified by Will Pittenger

**throws** modified by Will Pittenger

Commands and complex statements

Functions

Property accessors

[get] accessors

[set] accessors

throws modified by Will Pittenger

throws modified by Will Pittenger