I have a block of code that is reliant upon receiving import errors. Specifically, when attempting to import a non-existent module, I want to be able to catch the import error instead of having the application crash. I tried to use throwing consistently with the Python Interoperability doc, like so:
do { let nonExistentModule: PythonObject = try Python.import.throwing("non_existent_module") } catch { // handle error }
It returns:
Value of type '(String) -> PythonObject' has no member 'throwing'
Is this implemented differently for import, or is this capability not supported?
I have a block of code that is reliant upon receiving import errors. Specifically, when attempting to import a non-existent module, I want to be able to catch the import error instead of having the application crash. I tried to use throwing consistently with the Python Interoperability doc, like so:
do { let nonExistentModule: PythonObject = try Python.import.throwing("non_existent_module") } catch { // handle error }It returns:
Value of type '(String) -> PythonObject' has no member 'throwing'Is this implemented differently for import, or is this capability not supported?