Making the output print errors?
I have always wanted to know how to print out an error if something goes wrong and have it print exactly went wrong, I heard there is a way to use like an error service or something, I'm pretty much in the dust for all I know. Can anyone clarify?
I know how to print something in the output.
print('Hello')
But is it just simply doing that or is it something more advanced?
3 answers
For simple usage, you can just use the error function!
The error function on the Wiki
This, however, will stop any code that is not in a protected call so you usually shouldn't use it except to debug!
The TestService allows you to print Warnings (the Warn method) and errors (Error).
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You can use the TestService as a instance to print errors and warnings, just using the "error" function as BlueTaslem said! By the way, I want a faster and simpler method like java's try/catch one and converted to lua, like this:
// Java code
public void printHello() {
try {
System.out.println("Hello");
} catch (Exception e) {
System.err.println("The function cannot be called!");
e.printStackTrace();
}
}
-- Lua code
function printHello()
try
print("Hello");
catch
print("The function cannot be called!");
error();
end
end
Isn't it better?
