LYR-RT0010
try! on an error
try! f() met an error. The panic carries the error's message; use try and let the error propagate, or catch it, where it can happen.
Program
class Boom :: [Error] {
fn message(): string {
return "boom";
}
}
fn risky(fail: bool): int throws Boom {
if (fail) {
throw Boom { };
}
return 42;
}
fn main(): void {
let n = try! risky(true);
assert(n == 42);
}