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A simple utility to take panic payloads, primarily obtained from
obtained from std::panic::catch_unwind
or std::panic::set_hook
,
and converting them into messages (&str
’s)
§panic_message
panic_message
takes a payload from [std::panic::catch_unwind
] and returns a &str
,
doing its best attempt to unpack a &str
message from the payload, defaulting to the
literal "Box<dyn Any>"
in an attempt to recreate what rustc does.
§Examples
use std::panic::catch_unwind;
let payload = catch_unwind(|| {
panic!("gus"); }).unwrap_err();
let msg = panic_message::panic_message(&payload);
assert_eq!("gus", msg);
Non-string payload:
use std::panic::catch_unwind;
let payload = catch_unwind(|| {
std::panic::panic_any(1);
}).unwrap_err();
let msg = panic_message::panic_message(&payload);
assert_eq!("Box<dyn Any>", msg);
§get_panic_message
get_panic_message
is similar to panic_message
, but returns an Option<&str>
,
returning None
when it can’t unpack a message from the payload
§Examples
use std::panic::catch_unwind;
let payload = catch_unwind(|| {
panic!("gus");
}).unwrap_err();
let msg = panic_message::get_panic_message(&payload);
assert_eq!(Some("gus"), msg);
Non-string payload:
use std::panic::catch_unwind;
let payload = catch_unwind(|| {
std::panic::panic_any(1);
}).unwrap_err();
let msg = panic_message::get_panic_message(&payload);
assert_eq!(None, msg);
§PanicInfo
This library also offers apis for getting messages from PanicInfo
’s
as returned by std::panic::set_hook
:
panic_info_message
is similar topanic_message
and has a default string"Box<dyn Any>"
get_panic_info_message
is similar toget_panic_message
and returns anOption<&str>
§Example
std::panic::set_hook(Box::new(|pi| {
println!("{}", panic_message::panic_info_message(pi));
println!("{:?}", panic_message::get_panic_info_message(pi));
}));
§Note
This library has methods that take values that are returned by standard mechanisms to obtain
panic payloads, as opposed to a single generic method that takes &dyn Any
.
This is to prevent misuse.
For example, the reason to take PanicInfo
and not the &dyn Any
as returned by
PanicInfo::payload
is because Box<dyn Any>
can be coerced into &dyn Any
, which would make a method that takes &dyn Any
possible
to misuse with a payload from std::panic::catch_unwind
.
Functions§
- Attempt to produce a
&str
message (with a default) from astd::panic::PanicInfo
. See module docs for usage. - Attempt to produce a
&str
message from astd::panic::catch_unwind
payload. See module docs for usage. - Attempt to produce a
&str
message (with a default) from astd::panic::PanicInfo
. See module docs for usage. - Attempt to produce a
&str
message (with a default) from astd::panic::catch_unwind
payload. See module docs for usage.