This sound much more severe than it is. panic is just a convenience method that throws an exception that contains the cursor's location during parsing.
it then just uses nqp::die to throw that message, which is as harmless as any other "die".
This sound much more severe than it is. panic is just a convenience method that throws an exception that contains the cursor's location during parsing.
it then just uses nqp::die to throw that message, which is as harmless as any other "die".