From: Kassym Dorsel <k.dorsel@...>
Date: 2011-10-20T03:49:45+09:00
Subject: efficient way to catch & continue on exception

I have the following :

hs = {}
hs.default = nil
hs['name3'] = command3
hs['name2'] = command2
hs['name1'] = command1

Where command* are methods that can fail and raise an exception. The
only way I know to deal with this is :

begin
hs['name3'] = command3
rescue
end
begin
hs['name2'] = command2
rescue
end
begin
hs['name1'] = command1
rescue
end

Is there a more compact/nicer of dealing with this. Because I have about
10-15 of these in a row in my code that I unfortunately can't change to
anything better.

What I would really want is something that if an exception is raised to
skip that line and just continue with the next line.

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