Hi,
Alexandru Cojocaru writes:
> is it possible to ignore errors when evaluating a badly formed
> expression?
Yes. An easy way is to use 'false-is-exception', like this:
(false-if-exception (primitive-eval '(this is an error)))
=> #f
However, this won't work if you need to tell the diffe
Hi guys,
is it possible to ignore errors when evaluating a badly formed expression?
Take as an example this:
(let ((cs (string->list "display")))
(let l ((cs (cdr cs)) (s (car cs)))
(primitive-eval `(begin
(,(list->symbol s) "aha")
(newline
