Hi Philip, > I'm writing a tool for my browser and editor to have any browser > errors automatically open and appear back in my editor. I was > originally using window.onerror but it appears that I may also have to > use try/catch(error). > > How do I hook in to Qooxdoo to be able to get at these errors? For > example, when a syntax/parse error occurs in my code, I never even see > the syntax/parse appear in the Qooxdoo log (however it does appear in > my browser's console log). Should I be seeing syntax errors in the > Qooxdoo log? How can I hook in to Qooxdoo's error capturing system to > be able to react to syntax/parse errors in my own way? I think it is not possible to catch JavaScript syntax errors. Both, the onerroe event and "try..catch" statements, cannot catch syntax errors but only runtime errors in valid JavaScript files.
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