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Not sure I follow, if your code throws an exception, you should be able to code against why that exception would have been able to occur, not against "the toStr
by TheRealPomax 8y ago
Not sure I follow, if your code throws an exception, you should be able to code against why that exception would have been able to occur, not against "the toString() output of the exception", especially in a landscape with multiple browsers that all have different exception text.