I&#39;ve been using Phoenix (the one that came with 1.44 - that&#39;s Phoenix v2?) for a bit, as a Boost.Lambda replacement, mostly happily. But I&#39;ve come across a scenario I don&#39;t think Phoenix caters for, namely accessing an exception from a catch_ body, something like this:<div>
<br></div><div><div>std::vector&lt;std::string&gt; errors;</div><div>using namespace boost::phoenix;</div><div>using namespace boost::phoenix::arg_names;</div><div>std::for_each(changes.begin(), changes.end(), </div></div>
<div>   try_</div><div><div>   [</div><div>      bind(&amp;SomeClass::AddChange, this, arg1, std::string())</div><div>   ]</div><div>   .catch_&lt;std::runtime_error&gt;()</div><div>   [</div><div>      push_back(ref(errors), bind(&amp;std::runtime_error::what, /* Can I access the exceptin that&#39;s been thrown? */))</div>
<div>   ]);</div></div><div><br></div><div>I want to aggregate any error information thrown by SomeClass::AddChange in the &#39;errors&#39; vector, to be rethrown after the for_each. In Boost.Lambda, I&#39;d be able to use the &#39;_e&#39; placeholder to access the exception object, but there seems to be no way of doing so in Phoenix?</div>
<div><br></div><div>So, I&#39;m just wondering if a) I&#39;ve missed something, and b) is there any likelihood of this being added into Phoenix v3 at some point?</div><div><br></div><div>Stuart Dootson</div>