exception_string¶ ↑

by James Tucker
http://ra66i.org
http://github.com/raggi/exception_string

Provides clean exception formatting as a string, which resembles native output formats for back-traces that kill the interpreter. Whilst there are shorter, simpler ways to format ruby exceptions, this format is almost as short, but provides the format that young ruby programmers will be familiar with, and can be used to keep logs and output data consistent with other areas of the platform.

At present the only provided format is that which is generated by MRI 1.8.x.

• Supports MRI (ruby 1.8.x) style exception formats

• Kinda a big package, for 3 LoC.

• Should probably be part of the platform.

Something like:

...

begin
  raise "boom"
rescue => e
  puts e.to_s_mri
end

...

Outputs something like:

boomtest.rb:18:in `go': boom (RuntimeError)
  from boomtest.rb:34:in `foo'
  from boomtest.rb:36

• Ruby!

• bacon for the spec suite

• gem install exception_string

• Add other interpreter exception formats, if there are any variances.

(The MIT License)

Copyright © 2008 James Tucker

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