I have a use case where I have to catch various exception that can be thrown and pass an equivalent exception from my library
example:
def subscribe() {
try {
.....
.....
catch (A e) { throw new MY_A(e);}
catch (B e) { throw new MY_B(e);}
catch (C e) { throw new MY_C(e);}
catch(...) { throw default(e)}
}
I wanted to do this for several methods - subscribe, unsubscribe, stop, start etc., Is there any easy way of doing this ?
Had it been in python, I would have simply written a decorator and achieved this. What will be the easy way to do this in C++11 ?
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