Sniberb
Sniberb2y ago

⛄Snowberb⛄ – 10-12 May 18

Why doesnt the try catch finally of this code respect the awaits, but if it is inside the (async () => {})() it does? I dont understand the syntax here
try {
(async () => {
if (!...) {
const ... = await ...;
...
return;
}
await ...
})();
} catch (e) {} finally {}
try {
(async () => {
if (!...) {
const ... = await ...;
...
return;
}
await ...
})();
} catch (e) {} finally {}
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Sniberb
Sniberb2y ago
The above doesnt work, but this does:
(async () => {
try {
if (!...) {
const ... = await ...;
...
return;
}
await ...
} catch (e) {} finally {}
})();
(async () => {
try {
if (!...) {
const ... = await ...;
...
return;
}
await ...
} catch (e) {} finally {}
})();
Eva
Eva2y ago
Because you don't catch unawaited async functions
try {
await (async () => {
if (!...) {
const ... = await ...;
...
return;
}
await ...
})();
} catch (e) {} finally {}
try {
await (async () => {
if (!...) {
const ... = await ...;
...
return;
}
await ...
})();
} catch (e) {} finally {}
would work if IIFE throws something, you'd need another try catch inside of function to catch calls inside of it, obviously
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Sniberb
Sniberb2y ago
didnt understand
Eva
Eva2y ago
first piece of code you sent can be simplified to
try {
asyncFunction();
catch (e) {} finally {}
try {
asyncFunction();
catch (e) {} finally {}
you don't await async function so if it throws you don't catch anything
Sniberb
Sniberb2y ago
oh
Eva
Eva2y ago
and it won't recursively catch anything within that function as well
reactibot
reactibot2y ago
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