gistfile1.py

        def append(self, path, certlist):
            try:
                cert = self.cls()
                cert.read(path)
                bogus = cert.bogus()
                if bogus:
                    bogus.insert(0, _('Reason(s):'))
                    raise Exception('\n - '.join(bogus))
                certlist.append(cert)
            except Exception, e:
                log.exception(e)
                log.error(
                    'File: %s, not loaded\n%s',
                    path,
                    e)

12:53 < alikins> what is line 435 in certificate.py doing?
12:53 < alikins> it's raising an Exception in a try block with a except: Exception
12:59 < jbowes> that's what we call the montebello else
12:59 < jbowes> it short-circuits the following call to append
13:00 < jbowes> but since it's using an exception instead of an else, it's faster.
13:00 < jbowes> scales better for the tight loop that append is in.