| zuhtml-conditions | R Documentation |
Every error zuhtml raises is a condition of class zuhtml_error with one
more specific subclass. Handle them by class, for example with
tryCatch(..., zuhtml_limit_error = function(e) ...), never by matching
the message text, which may change.
zuhtml_input_error: an argument is invalid, for example x is not a
single string or raw vector, a file does not exist, a URL or connection
cannot be opened or read, or a limit is not a whole number in range. Field arg names the argument.
zuhtml_encoding_error: raw input cannot be decoded: an unknown
encoding, a byte sequence invalid in the declared encoding, or a
byte-order mark that contradicts encoding. Field encoding.
zuhtml_limit_error: a resource limit from html_limits() was
exceeded. Fields limit (its name, such as "max_depth"), maximum
(its value) and observed (the value that tripped it, where known).
Nothing is returned and all native memory is released.
zuhtml_parse_error: an internal invariant of the parser failed. This
is a bug; please report it.
zuhtml_pointer_error: a document is no longer available, for example
because it was restored from a saved R session. Parse the HTML again.
Recoverable HTML errors, such as a missing end tag, are not conditions:
they are repaired as a browser would repair them and recorded for
html_problems().
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