Description
A go package that offers a try/catch statement block.
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README
try
A go package that offers a try/catch statement block.
Here is a sample program making use of the try package. In this sample, variables in scope are accessed to demonstrate how this package interacts with your program.
package main
import (
"github.com/thestrukture/try"
"fmt"
"errors"
)
func main(){
count := 0
try.Run(func(){
count++
count++
// Will perform an error check, panic will
// not be invoked if the interface passed is nil.
try.Throw(errors.New("Crashed!"))
fmt.Println(count);
}).Catch(func(e interface{}){
fmt.Println("Error : ", e)
}).Finally(func(){
fmt.Println("Done")
})
}