In your example here you do not have any try around it but check the retval while here you do not check the return value but rather wrap it in a try catch.
Which one is correct?
In your example here you do not have any try around it but check the retval while here you do not check the return value but rather wrap it in a try catch.
Which one is correct?
The native API shouldn’t throw exceptions*, but the Python wrapper might (e.g. when passed arguments are of incompatible types).
*One remote possibility is if there is an internal error. Normally they’re fatal but under IDAPython they’re converted to Python exceptions.