I don't think that using an exception as an inconditional break is a good
practice. There are
better ways to achive that effect.

NANCY HEHIR <nanceh.ennis@tinet.ie> escribi� en el mensaje de noticias
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> The Ada language reference manual (chapter 11) indicates that when an
> exception is raised the main body of code is abandoned and that if code
> exists for handling the exception then this is executed.
>
> Is it possible to use the exception handler to return to the main body at
a
> point before the point where the exception is raised?
>
> For example: If I prompt for a keyboard input of ,say an eight character
> string, and a seven char string is actually inputted, a Constraint_Error
is
> raised. Can I use a handling device to return the execution to the prompt
> for input ?
>
>