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Official ZPE/YASS documentationException

Introduction

The Exception object is a small utility object used to represent an error message in a standard form.

It stores an internal message string which can be set using the constructor and retrieved using get_message().

Exception object functions

The following is a list of internal functions the Exception object exposes. All functions are ZPEObjectNativeFunctions therefore run in native code.

_construct(string message) ⇒ string
Sets the exception message. This also returns the message as a string.
get_message() ⇒ string
Returns the current exception message.

Examples

Creating a new Exception and reading its message:

YASS
$e = new Exception("Something went wrong.")
print($e->get_message())

Notes

  • The Exception object is primarily a simple message container.
  • In core Java, ZPE also includes helper methods that throw runtime/argument/permission errors internally (for example ThrowInterpreterError and ThrowArgumentError), but those are not called from YASS directly.
  • _construct returns a string (the message), not the Exception object itself.
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