iptoux
commented
1 year ago Done!
It's now possible to send own manual error messages. Just place the call _error "message" on some line and error will be called. Display of stack is not included, because we call "only" an simple function, there is no "really" error there.
iptoux@2040:~/gits/bash_error_lib$ ./basherr.sh
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>> ERROR (1) - (M): General/External script error.
>> MSG: this is an random error
>> CALL/CMD/ARG: N/A (see message)
>> CAUSE BY: huhu IN: ./basherr.sh ON LINE: 50
>> SNIPPED:
>> -> 06 lines of source from ./basherr.sh <-
>> {
L:47
L:48 huhu() {
L:49
L:50 >>>_error "this is an random error"
L:51
L:52 }
L:53
>> }
>> There are 6 debug log files in folder, cleaning....
>> Execution time: 0.17364144325256348 seconds
Already in code, is an part where it controls an ARG (msg), that is piped to the function. Actually you can only pipe an simple "error message". But i working on the idea to pass an associative array as ARG so more information can be parsed.