Error Handling

DryLang uses try and err blocks to handle errors gracefully.

Try / Catch (err)

The err(e) block catches any error from the try block. The error message is injected into the specified variable.

try {
    content = r("fake_file.txt")
} err(e) {
    pt("Caught: " + e)
}

pt("Program continues safely.")

Throwing Errors

Use the err keyword followed by an expression to throw a runtime error.

if p.stock = 0 {
    err "Product out of stock!"
}