Reimplementing QApplication::notify()

[Doug Broadwell]

(C++ newbe also) I have code in my event handlers that throw errors. I would like to reimplement QApplication::notify() to be able to catch any thrown errors that I don't explicitly throw to deal with somewhat more gracefully than aborting the program.

Does anyone have an example code to do this?

Thanks,
Doug Broadwell

[wysota]

How about just calling the base implementation sourrounded in a try-catch block?

[Doug Broadwell]

Do you mean like:

try {
app.exec;
} catch( ... ) {
...
}

This won't work, and right now everything is event driven so I don't think there is a single place (other than app::notify()) where it could be done (???).

[wysota]

No, I mean:

bool MyApplication::notify(...){
  try {
    return QApplication::notify(...)
  } catch(...){
    ...
  }
}

bool MyApplication::notify(...){
  try {
    return QApplication::notify(...)
  } catch(...){
    ...
  }
}

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