This an embarrassing question but - how does exception handling work in Monkey C? In all logic with the code
try {
var n = 0; // compiler complains about forced 0/0 otherwise
System.println("before");
var m = 0/n;
System.println("what?");
} catch (e) {
System.println("handling");
}
System.println("done");
I should see the chain before -> handling -> done. Now I bomb out with an Error: Invalid Value on the div by zero. Isn't catch(e) the catch-all?
According to the docs, Exception.printStackTrace() returns an Object (not String). Is it still String (or how should I collect the stack trace to a String)? I'm thinking of some sort of centralized error reporting to a REST endpoint