defer_errors: Run a block of code, collecting deferrable errors

In reside-ic/defer: Defer Errors

Description

Run a block of code, collecting any deferrable_error calls that occur. Ordinary errors will be thrown immediately.

Usage

defer_errors(expr, handler = stop)

Arguments

expr	An expression to evaluate
handler	The final handler for the deferred errors. The default is stop which will raise the collected error. Alternatively, use return to return the error

Details

The error object will contain an element errors with the deferred errors, each of which will contain elements message, call (the call that precedes deferrable_error and calls which contains the "interesting" part of the stack trace (i.e., only calls below the defer_errors infrastructure).

Examples

check_positive <- function(x) {
  if (x < 0) {
    deferrable_error(paste("got a negative number:", x))
  }
}
err <- tryCatch(
  defer::defer_errors({
    check_positive(0)
    check_positive(-1)
    check_positive(-2)
  }),
  error = identity)
err

# Directly return the error:
err <- defer::defer_errors({
  check_positive(0)
  check_positive(-1)
  check_positive(-2)
}, handler = return)

# Stack traces are included to improve downstream reporting:
f <- function(x) {
  g(x)
}
g <- function(x) {
  check_positive(x)
}
err <- defer_errors({
  f(0)
  f(-1)
  f(-2)
}, handler = return)
err$errors[[1]]$calls

reside-ic/defer documentation built on Nov. 5, 2019, 3:06 a.m.