Re: eshell lisp errors

[Emanuel Berg]

Christopher Howard wrote:

> That is fine, I suppose, but I was wondering: In eshell, is
> there some way to do something with the exception, rather
> than just report it, or trap it in the debugger? Some hook,
> maybe...? It would be neat, e.g., if I could examine the
> error, then decide if I wanted to continue on with the rest
> of the script, or abort.

But then won't people start to loose respect for errors? ;)

When you say "in eshell", you mean something else than
in Elisp

(condition-case nil
    (funcall next)
  (error (goto-char end)))

?

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