Do you know about any other approaches to error handling than try/catch and its variations?

Question

I am interesting in knowing some other approaches to error handling in programming languages other than try/catch and its variations.

Does anyone know some interesting cases of such an error handling?

Answer 1

Well, there's also good old

ON ERROR RESUME NEXT

Also, some programming languages (some Lisps and Schemes, maybe Smalltalk) separate raising an exception from escaping (ie, unwinding the stack). That is, it's possible in some circumstances to handle an exception in the context where it is raised and continue computation---these are called continuable exceptions.