Hello again,
You're right Nicolas, that is better than silent failures but I did a
quick test and did get an error like this:
> Uncaught exception - glue@watch_dir
> Failed to load module !
And that is a bit cryptic, I'd say. So I tried to write my own macro:
#define val_match_or_fail(v,t) if( !val_is_##t(v) ) { \
char _temp_[256]; \
snprintf( _temp_, 256, "Excepted " #t " in %s (%d).", __FILE__, __LINE__ ); \
failure(_temp_); \
}
Which gives an error like:
Uncaught exception - watch.c(38) : Excepted string in watch.c (38).
which is a bit more explaining.
Med vänliga hälsningar / best regards
→ Frank M. Eriksson ( http://knarf.se/ )
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2011/1/19 Nicolas Cannasse <[email protected]>:
> Le 19/01/2011 13:00, Frank Eriksson a écrit :
>>
>> Hello Robin and nekolist,
>> Thankyou Robin for your reply, It made me realize that I'd missed
>> something:
>> neko.Lib.haxeToNeko( )
>>
>> In the ndll that I had made I had this little snippet of code:
>> if( !val_is_string( directory ) ){
>> return val_null;
>> }
>
> You can use val_check(directory,string) that will return NULL if the check
> fail and produce an "Invalid Call" exception (which is better than a silent
> failure).
>
> Best,
> Nicolas
>
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