Yeah, codedokode is wrong. Rust lets you keep returning Results as you described. You don't even need to actually write a match statement yourself: there's a bu

Yeah, codedokode is wrong. Rust lets you keep returning Results as you described. You don't even need to actually write a match statement yourself: there's a built in try! macro, which will do an early return from a function if a function call returns an Err value. And soon there will be a new ? operator which does this inline so you don't even need the macro. What you end up with are much more flexible "exceptions" that don't need a lot of extra compiler support.