Is there any way to keep from being thrown into the
debugger when an error occurs? I want to eval something
which may or may not be a bound function but I don't want
to have to parse the whole thing to see if it's bound and
if all of the arguments are correct.
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tim bosley ·······@bnr.ca, ·······@cse.uta.edu
In article <...> ·······@bnr.ca (Timothy Bosley) writes:
> Is there any way to keep from being thrown into the
> debugger when an error occurs?
If you have a CLtL2 compliant lisp (one that includes the condition
system), then you can use
ignore-errors {form}* [Macro]
(see p. 897-898 in Steele 2nd edition).
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