xpcall
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Description
Attempts to call the first function. If the execution succeeds, this returns true followed by the returns of the function. If execution fails, this returns false and the second function is called with the error message.
Unlike in pcall, the stack is not unwound and can therefore be used for stack analyses with the debug library library.
NOTE |
This does not stop Error and ErrorNoHalt from sending error messages to the server (if called clientside) or calling the GM:OnLuaError hook. The success boolean returned will always return true and thus you will not get the error message returned. error does not exhibit these behaviours. |
Arguments
function func
Arguments
function errorCallback
The function to be called if execution of the first fails; the error message is passed as a string.
You cannot throw an error() from this callback: it will have no effect (not even stopping the callback).Arguments
vararg arguments
Returns
Returns
Examples
Example
Using xpcall to catch an error.
local function test() aisj() end local function catch( err ) print( "ERROR: ", err ) end print( "Output: ", xpcall( test, catch ) )
Output:
ERROR: lua/wiki/xpcall_example.lua:2: attempt to call global 'aisj' (a nil value) Output: false nil