# Is there a reason we use a <object>DoesNotExist rather than just # using a single ObjectDoesNotExist exception for everything?
try:
p = polls.get_object(...)
c = choices.get_object(...)
except ObjectDoesNotExist, e:
...
Which one failed?
Having per-model DoesNotExist exceptions makes it painfully obvious
what sort of error has occurred. Makes the code that much more
readable, too, IMHO.
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Jonathan Daugherty
http://www.parsed.org
