Comment by killthebuddha

I feel like the toy examples in the article might only make sense to people who already know why they want this feature. The examples don't make it at all obvious to me why I would want this feature. The new version in the examples have more code, more indirection, and more magic (in the sense that it relies directly on a specific property of the runtime). Could anyone here help me understand a more robust example where `try...finally` just won't work (or at least would be patently less readable/etc)?