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9.8 3.5 enclosed-exceptions VS funflow

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9.8 0.0 enclosed-exceptions VS mtl

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9.8 3.6 enclosed-exceptions VS machines

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9.8 4.5 enclosed-exceptions VS fused-effects

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9.7 7.3 enclosed-exceptions VS apecs

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9.7 4.9 enclosed-exceptions VS recursion-schemes

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9.6 5.9 enclosed-exceptions VS classy-prelude-yesod

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9.6 4.1 enclosed-exceptions VS free

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9.6 4.3 enclosed-exceptions VS foldl

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classy-prelude

9.6 5.9 enclosed-exceptions VS classy-prelude

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record

9.6 0.0 enclosed-exceptions VS record

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capability

9.6 2.7 enclosed-exceptions VS capability

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9.6 0.0 enclosed-exceptions VS freer-simple

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9.5 3.9 enclosed-exceptions VS distributed-closure

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9.5 3.9 enclosed-exceptions VS unliftio

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9.5 4.3 enclosed-exceptions VS these

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9.5 0.0 enclosed-exceptions VS auto

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safe-exceptions

9.5 3.4 enclosed-exceptions VS safe-exceptions

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extensible-effects

9.5 0.0 enclosed-exceptions VS extensible-effects

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selective

9.5 4.4 enclosed-exceptions VS selective

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ComonadSheet

9.4 0.0 enclosed-exceptions VS ComonadSheet

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9.4 0.0 enclosed-exceptions VS hask

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9.4 5.6 enclosed-exceptions VS abstract-par

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9.4 1.6 enclosed-exceptions VS retry

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9.3 0.0 enclosed-exceptions VS transient-universe

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parallel

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9.2 0.0 enclosed-exceptions VS cloud-haskell

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9.2 0.6 enclosed-exceptions VS either

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distributed-fork

9.2 0.0 enclosed-exceptions VS distributed-fork

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frpnow

9.2 0.0 enclosed-exceptions VS frpnow

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9.1 0.0 enclosed-exceptions VS ifcxt

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deepseq

9.1 3.3 enclosed-exceptions VS deepseq

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9.1 0.0 enclosed-exceptions VS contravariant

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distributed-process-platform

9.1 0.0 enclosed-exceptions VS distributed-process-platform

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9.1 0.0 enclosed-exceptions VS monad-validate

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tardis

9.1 5.5 enclosed-exceptions VS tardis

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9.0 0.0 enclosed-exceptions VS ixmonad

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errors

9.0 3.1 enclosed-exceptions VS errors

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effect-monad

9.0 0.0 enclosed-exceptions VS effect-monad

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freer-effects

9.0 0.0 enclosed-exceptions VS freer-effects

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monad-control

9.0 0.0 enclosed-exceptions VS monad-control

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operational

9.0 4.3 enclosed-exceptions VS operational

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lens-tutorial

8.9 0.0 enclosed-exceptions VS lens-tutorial

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mmorph

8.9 0.0 enclosed-exceptions VS mmorph

Monad morphisms
exceptions

8.9 4.4 enclosed-exceptions VS exceptions

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motor

8.9 0.0 enclosed-exceptions VS motor

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monad-time

8.9 4.6 enclosed-exceptions VS monad-time

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enclosed-exceptions

The purpose of this module is to allow you to capture all exceptions originating from within the enclosed computation, while still reacting to asynchronous exceptions aimed at the calling thread.

This way, you can be sure that the function that calls, for example, catchAny, will still respond to ThreadKilled or Timeout events raised by another thread (with throwTo), while capturing all exceptions, synchronous or asynchronous, resulting from the execution of the enclosed computation.

One particular use case is to allow the safe execution of code from various libraries (which you do not control), capturing any faults that might occur, while remaining responsive to higher level events and control actions.

This library was originally developed by Michael Snoyman for the ClassyPrelude library, and was latter spun-off into a separate independent package.

For a more detailed explanation of the motivation behind this functions, see:

Catching all exceptions

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