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catchclj
(catch x error-handler)(catch x error-class error-handler)An equivalent of the catch clause, which takes an error-handler function that will be invoked
with the exception, and whose return value will be yielded as a successful outcome. If an
error-class is specified, only exceptions of that type will be caught. If not, all exceptions
will be caught.
(-> d
(chain f g h)
(catch :invalid #(str "caught Exception info with data: " %)
(catch IOException #(str "oh no, IO: " (.getMessage %)))
(catch #(str "something unexpected: " (.getMessage %))))
An equivalent of the catch clause, which takes an `error-handler` function that will be invoked
with the exception, and whose return value will be yielded as a successful outcome. If an
`error-class` is specified, only exceptions of that type will be caught. If not, all exceptions
will be caught.
(-> d
(chain f g h)
(catch :invalid #(str "caught Exception info with data: " %)
(catch IOException #(str "oh no, IO: " (.getMessage %)))
(catch #(str "something unexpected: " (.getMessage %))))
catch'clj
(catch' x error-handler)(catch' x error-pattern error-handler)Like catch, but does not coerce deferrable values.
Like `catch`, but does not coerce deferrable values.
zipseqclj
(zipseq vals)Takes a collection of values, some of which may be deferrable, and returns a deferred that will yield a list of realized values. @(zipseq [1 2 3]) => [1 2 3] @(zipseq [(future 1) 2 3]) => [1 2 3]
Takes a collection of values, some of which may be deferrable, and returns a deferred that will yield a list
of realized values.
@(zipseq [1 2 3]) => [1 2 3]
@(zipseq [(future 1) 2 3]) => [1 2 3]
zipseq'clj
(zipseq' vals)Like zipseq, but only unwraps Manifold deferreds.
Like `zipseq`, but only unwraps Manifold deferreds.
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