"Panic" brings to mind "kernel panic" - perhaps there's a less alarming way to express it; "failure", "error", or something? (Of course, we're used to "Fatal error - aborting" meaning "something's wrong - the program's stopping".)
Presumably " in any at" should have something between "any" and "at", to judge from " in any panic at". On 8/26/16, Timo Paulssen via RT <[email protected]> wrote: > 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". > > >
