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TryCatch

Cubicle.JockeyCubicle.Jockey Members
edited July 2008 in Sahi - Open Source
Does the try catch block work in Sahi like it does in JavaScript?

This is what I am trying to do I want to wrap the Assert functions so that I can use them in conditional statements.

i.e function wrapper

function assertAreEqual($expectedValue, $actualValue, $logMessage)
{
try
{
_assertEqual($expected, $actualValue, $logMessage);
return true;
}
catch(err)
{
_log($logMessage);
return false;
}
}

the call using the wrapper:

var $something = "A"

if(assertAreEqual($something, $something, "PoopyPants") == "true")
{
_log("It was true");
}
else
{
_log("It was false");
}
problem is the assertAreEqual is always throwing false! ANYONE????

Comments

  • StringyLowStringyLow Members
    I believe you need to use _condition() when using DOM objects in conditions.

    http://sahi.co.in/w/if-condition
  • lepierrotlepierrot Members
    edited July 2008
    Hi, I have a question concerning your snippet :

    What does "return true" 
    _assertEqual($expected, $actualValue, $logMessage);
return true;
    allows you to do in this script ?
  • lepierrotlepierrot Members
    Ok I think I've understood, I didn't thought about it... that's a good idea in for use the function assertEqual with condition...because until your script, I think _assertEqual (and all similars) didn't returned any boolean...so it was difficult to use with "if" for example...

    Thank you for this idea.
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