try_catch: Try Catch

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Try Catch

Description

Friendlier try catch functions

Usage

try_catch(expr, .e = NULL, .w = NULL, .f = NULL)

try_catch_df(expr)

map_try_catch(l, fun, .e = NULL, .w = NULL, .f = NULL)

map_try_catch_df(l, fun)

Arguments

expr	for simple try catch, the expression to be evaluated
.e	a one side formula or a function evaluated when an error occurs
.w	a one side formula or a function evaluated when a warning occurs
.f	a one side formula or an expression evaluated before returning or exiting
l	for map_* function, a list of arguments
fun	for map_* function, a function to try with the list l

Details

try_catch handles errors and warnings the way you specify. try_catch_df returns a tibble with the call, the error message if any, the warning message if any, and the value of the evaluated expression.

Examples

## Not run: 
try_catch(log("a"), .e = ~ paste0("There was an error: ", .x))
try_catch(log(1), .f = ~ print("finally"))
try_catch(log(1), .f = function() print("finally"))
map_try_catch(list(1, 2, "a"), log, .e = ~ paste0("There was an error: ", .x))
map_try_catch_df(list(1, 2, "a"), log)

## End(Not run)

ColinFay/trycatchthis documentation built on Dec. 31, 2022, 3:59 a.m.