On 2006年3月29日, PA wrote:
You misunderstand: I'm talking about error called with no arguments. error with arguments works as advertised in the manual.On Mar 29, 2006, at 17:04, Reuben Thomas wrote:By experimentation, I just found that error() produces no output (just what I wanted), but the manual doesn't document this case. Is this an oversight, or is the behaviour non-standard? (I'm using John Belmonte's Debian package.)I would guess "non-standard", at least in the lua interpreter. error( "Duh!" ) lua: TestTable.lua:322: Duh! stack traceback: [C]: in function 'error' TestTable.lua:322: in main chunk [C]: ?
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