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farolero.core
Common Lisp style handlers and restarts for errors.
Common Lisp style handlers and restarts for errors.
- *bound-blocks*
- *break-on-signals*
- *debugger-arguments*
- *debugger-condition*
- *debugger-hook*
- *extra-values*
- *handlers*
- *in-tagbodies*
- *place*
- *restarts*
- *system-debugger*
- abort
- assert
- block
- block*
- break
- cerror
- check-type
- compute-restarts
- continue
- debugger-thread
- debugger-wait-queue
- error
- find-restart
- go
- handler-bind
- handler-case
- handles-condition?
- ignore-errors
- invoke-debugger
- invoke-restart
- invoke-restart-interactively
- jump-factory
- make-jump
- make-jump-target
- muffle-warning
- multiple-value-bind
- multiple-value-call
- multiple-value-list
- report-condition
- report-control-error
- restart-bind
- restart-case
- return-from
- signal
- store-value
- store-value-fn
- system-debugger
- tagbody
- throwing-debugger
- use-value
- values
- values-list
- warn
- with-simple-restart
- wrap-exceptions
farolero.proto
Protocols necessary for the implementation of control flow operators.
Protocols necessary for the implementation of control flow operators.
farolero.signal
clj
Implementation of the [[farolero.proto.Jump]] protocol for Clojure. On the JVM, only classes that extend [[Throwable]] are permitted to be thrown. In Clojure the conventional methods of extending types ([[deftype]], [[defrecord]]) don't allow extending concrete classes, which just leaves [[gen-class]]. Because this relies on [[gen-class]], it must be compiled before it is used.
Implementation of the [[farolero.proto.Jump]] protocol for Clojure. On the JVM, only classes that extend [[Throwable]] are permitted to be thrown. In Clojure the conventional methods of extending types ([[deftype]], [[defrecord]]) don't allow extending concrete classes, which just leaves [[gen-class]]. Because this relies on [[gen-class]], it must be compiled before it is used.
cljs
Implementation of the [[farolero.proto.Jump]] protocol for ClojureScript. Since JavaScript allows any kind of object to be thrown, this is a simple [[defrecord]].
Implementation of the [[farolero.proto.Jump]] protocol for ClojureScript. Since JavaScript allows any kind of object to be thrown, this is a simple [[defrecord]].
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