pub enum VmError {
Show 16 variants
UnknownDecorator {
name: String,
node_id: NodeIndex,
},
UnknownLabel(String),
UndefinedVariable(String),
TypeError(String),
InvalidExpression(String),
ChoiceOutOfBounds {
index: usize,
len: usize,
},
IndexOutOfBounds {
index: i64,
len: usize,
},
CompilerError(CompilerError),
NotImplemented(String),
ExternNotProvided(String),
UnknownMethod(String),
UndefinedFunction(String),
ConstraintViolation {
decorator: String,
constraint: String,
actual_event: String,
},
NonExhaustiveMatch(String),
BudgetExceeded,
StackOverflow(usize),
}Expand description
Errors that can occur during VM construction or execution.
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UnknownDecorator
A decorator name used in the script was not registered in the
DecoratorRegistry.
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UnknownLabel(String)
A jump targeted a label not present in the compiled graph.
Should never occur after a successful compilation pass, but is kept as a defensive runtime error.
UndefinedVariable(String)
A variable was referenced before it was declared.
TypeError(String)
A runtime type mismatch (e.g. adding a string to an integer).
InvalidExpression(String)
An AST node appeared in an expression context where it is not valid.
ChoiceOutOfBounds
The player supplied a choice index that is out of bounds.
IndexOutOfBounds
A list index was out of bounds.
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CompilerError(CompilerError)
An error propagated from the compiler (e.g. when constructing test graphs).
NotImplemented(String)
A language feature that is not yet implemented was encountered.
ExternNotProvided(String)
A value declared with extern was not injected by the host runtime
before script execution started.
UnknownMethod(String)
A method was called on a value type that does not support it.
For example, calling .push() on an integer would produce this error.
UndefinedFunction(String)
A free-function call referenced a name that is not defined in any reachable scope.
ConstraintViolation
A script-defined decorator was applied to an event kind it does not
accept, as declared by its <event: …> constraint clause.
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NonExhaustiveMatch(String)
A match expression had no arm that matched the scrutinee and no
wildcard / default arm was present.
BudgetExceeded
The script exceeded its step budget (infinite loop guard).
The default budget is 1 000 000 steps. Call Vm::set_step_budget to
raise, lower, or disable the limit.
StackOverflow(usize)
The call stack depth limit was reached.
The default limit is 256 frames. Indicates unbounded mutual recursion or
a pathological LetCall cycle in the script.
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Source§impl Error for VmError
impl Error for VmError
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fn source(&self) -> Option<&(dyn Error + 'static)>
1.0.0 · Source§fn description(&self) -> &str
fn description(&self) -> &str
use the Display impl or to_string()
Source§impl From<CompilerError> for VmError
impl From<CompilerError> for VmError
Source§fn from(source: CompilerError) -> Self
fn from(source: CompilerError) -> Self
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impl Freeze for VmError
impl RefUnwindSafe for VmError
impl Send for VmError
impl Sync for VmError
impl Unpin for VmError
impl UnsafeUnpin for VmError
impl UnwindSafe for VmError
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