Oh yes, my point was not that the try-blocks version was less readable. I agree that it's better and used to use it back when it was still called `do catch { }`

Oh yes, my point was not that the try-blocks version was less readable. I agree that it's better and used to use it back when it was still called `do catch { }` and didn't do automatic-Ok-wrapping. I was just making the comparison fairer.