Whenever I raise a NamedError, Firefox and IE tell me the error is
'uncaught'. But if I raise a standard javascript error, I don' have
this problem.
The standard error displays the message in a prettier manner and most
of the time I can have access to the error stack. I don't have theses
features with the NamedError.
Here is an little code snippet:
MyTest = function(param) {
bindMethods(this);
if (param == 1)
this._raise_a_named_error();
else
this._raise_a_standard_error();
};
MyTest.prototype = {
_raise_a_named_error: function() {
var err = new NamedError("TestException");
err.message = "a named error";
throw err;
},
_raise_a_standard_error: function() {
throw new Error("a standard error");
}
};
// test code:
a1 = new MyTest();
a2 = new MyTest(1);
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