Prinintg is okay, raising an exception will be as hard as fixing.
CS
"Luis Quesada" <luque@info.ucl.ac.be> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> Luis Quesada wrote:
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> >
> > Ok. Why not print a error message [...]?
>
> Rather than just printing an error message, what I suggest is to raise
> an exception. In that way, the or in my example will fail (because I
> am doing the not supported operation in both clauses) but the user
> will (at least) know that this is because he is locally turning a
> global variable into a finite domain one.
>
> Luis
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