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[project @ 2004-01-20 23:04:46 by jwe]
author | jwe |
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date | Tue, 20 Jan 2004 23:04:47 +0000 |
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## parse empty try string set test eval-catch-1 set prog_output "^$" do_test eval-catch-1.m ## parse empty catch string set test eval-catch-2 set prog_output "^$" do_test eval-catch-2.m ## suppress error; do not execute code after error set test eval-catch-3 set prog_output "^ans = 2" do_test eval-catch-3.m ## execute catch clause set test eval-catch-4 set prog_output "^ans = 1" do_test eval-catch-4.m ## lasterr works in and out of the catch string. set test eval-catch-5 set prog_output "ans = error: `a' undefined.*\n\nans = error: `a' undefined" do_test eval-catch-5.m ## throw a user-defined error set test eval-catch-6 set prog_output "ans = error: user-defined error\n\nans = error: user-defined error" do_test eval-catch-6.m ## pass lasterr to user-defined subroutine set test eval-catch-7 set prog_output "^ans = <error: `a' undefined.*\n>" do_test eval-catch-7.m ## handle nested eval: eval in try-string set test eval-catch-8 set prog_output "ans = error: `a' undefined.*\n\nans = error: `b' undefined.*\n$" do_test eval-catch-8.m ## handle nested eval: eval nested in catch-string set test eval-catch-9 set prog_output "ans = error: `b' undefined.*\n\nans = error: `b' undefined.*\n$" do_test eval-catch-9.m ## re-throw an error set test eval-catch-10 set prog_output "ans = error: rethrow: error: `a' undefined.*\n" do_test eval-catch-10.m