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As noted in #115, getStackTrace behaves a bit unexpectedly when a user defined error is encountered within a callback while in debug mode, e.g.

 if (city == "Winnipeg")
stop(simpleError("Winnipeg?"))

ought to produce the following console text while sending a traceback up to the dev tools UI:

 ### DashR Traceback (most recent/innermost call last) ###
1: getStackTrace
2: do.call
3: <anonymous> function(city, tempscale)
4: stop
in debug mode, catching error as warning ...
warning: Execution error in stop: Winnipeg? from NULL

However, the traceback was not provided previously in such cases, and a JS error could be thrown in the browser instead, halting app execution.

This PR proposes to address the problem by introducing conditional logic to identify calls of class simpleError, and to deparse the calls so that they may be treated as strings when constructing the stack_message object.

The problem is that stop is a symbol in R, and attempting to naively treat it as a string may throw the following error:

Error in sprintf(template, header, throwing_call, error_message, formattedStack) : invalid type of argument[2]: 'symbol'

which can prevent the traceback from being returned. The key additions are

dashR/R/utils.R

Lines 698 to 707 in b170cfa

if (!is.null(e$call[[1]]))
errorCall<-e$call[[1]]
else {
# attempt to capture the error or warning if thrown by
# simpleError or simpleWarning (which may arise for user-defined errors)
#
# the first matching call in the reversed stack will always be
# getStackTrace, so we select the second match instead
errorCall<-reverseStack[grepl(x=reverseStack, "simpleError|simpleWarning")][[2]]
}

dashR/R/utils.R

Lines 738 to 747 in b170cfa

if (is.function(currentCall[[1]])) {
identical(deparse(errorCall), deparse(currentCall[[1]]))
} elseif (currentCall[[1]] =="stop") {
# handle case where function developer deliberately invokes a stop
# condition and halts function execution
identical(deparse(errorCall), deparse(currentCall))
}
else {
FALSE
}

dashR/R/utils.R

Lines 762 to 770 in b170cfa

# use deparse in case the call throwing the error is a symbol,
# since this cannot be "printed" without deparsing the call
warning(call.=FALSE, immediate.=TRUE, sprintf("Execution error in %s: %s",
deparse(functionsAsList[[length(functionsAsList)]]),
conditionMessage(e)))
stack_message<- stackTraceToHTML(functionsAsList,
deparse(functionsAsList[[length(functionsAsList)]]),
conditionMessage(e))

Closes#115.

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As discussed this morning, I'll implement a basic test which incorporates a stop error to demonstrate what this resolves.

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As discussed this morning, I'll implement a basic test which incorporates a stop error to demonstrate what this resolves.

fixed in 1029ec4

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* Provide support for no_update in Dash for R (#111)
* Use dev_tools_prune_errors instead of pruned_errors (#113)
* Better handling for user-defined error conditions in debug mode (#116)
* Provide support for multiple outputs (#119)
* Provide support for hot reloading in Dash for R (#127)
* Implement support for clientside callbacks in Dash for R (#130)
* Add line number context to stack traces when srcrefs are available (#133)
* Update dash-renderer to 1.2.2 and fix dev tools UI display of stack traces (#137)
* Support for meta tags in Dash for R (#142)
* Fixes for hot reloading interval handling and refreshing apps within viewer pane (#148)
* Support for asynchronous loading/compression in Dash for R (#157)
* Support returning asset URLs via public method within Dash class (#160)
* Minor fix for get_asset_url + docs, add url_base_pathname (#161)
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As noted in #115, getStackTrace behaves a bit unexpectedly when a user defined error is encountered within a callback while in debug mode, e.g.

 if (city == "Winnipeg")
stop(simpleError("Winnipeg?"))

ought to produce the following console text while sending a traceback up to the dev tools UI:

 ### DashR Traceback (most recent/innermost call last) ###
1: getStackTrace
2: do.call
3: <anonymous> function(city, tempscale)
4: stop
in debug mode, catching error as warning ...
warning: Execution error in stop: Winnipeg? from NULL

However, the traceback was not provided previously in such cases, and a JS error could be thrown in the browser instead, halting app execution.

This PR proposes to address the problem by introducing conditional logic to identify calls of class simpleError, and to deparse the calls so that they may be treated as strings when constructing the stack_message object.

The problem is that stop is a symbol in R, and attempting to naively treat it as a string may throw the following error:

Error in sprintf(template, header, throwing_call, error_message, formattedStack) : invalid type of argument[2]: 'symbol'

which can prevent the traceback from being returned. The key additions are

dashR/R/utils.R

Lines 698 to 707 in b170cfa

if (!is.null(e$call[[1]]))
errorCall<-e$call[[1]]
else {
# attempt to capture the error or warning if thrown by
# simpleError or simpleWarning (which may arise for user-defined errors)
#
# the first matching call in the reversed stack will always be
# getStackTrace, so we select the second match instead
errorCall<-reverseStack[grepl(x=reverseStack, "simpleError|simpleWarning")][[2]]
}

dashR/R/utils.R

Lines 738 to 747 in b170cfa

if (is.function(currentCall[[1]])) {
identical(deparse(errorCall), deparse(currentCall[[1]]))
} elseif (currentCall[[1]] =="stop") {
# handle case where function developer deliberately invokes a stop
# condition and halts function execution
identical(deparse(errorCall), deparse(currentCall))
}
else {
FALSE
}

dashR/R/utils.R

Lines 762 to 770 in b170cfa

# use deparse in case the call throwing the error is a symbol,
# since this cannot be "printed" without deparsing the call
warning(call.=FALSE, immediate.=TRUE, sprintf("Execution error in %s: %s",
deparse(functionsAsList[[length(functionsAsList)]]),
conditionMessage(e)))
stack_message<- stackTraceToHTML(functionsAsList,
deparse(functionsAsList[[length(functionsAsList)]]),
conditionMessage(e))

Closes#115.

@rpkylerpkyle self-assigned this Aug 13, 2019
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As discussed this morning, I'll implement a basic test which incorporates a stop error to demonstrate what this resolves.

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As discussed this morning, I'll implement a basic test which incorporates a stop error to demonstrate what this resolves.

fixed in 1029ec4

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* Provide support for no_update in Dash for R (#111)
* Use dev_tools_prune_errors instead of pruned_errors (#113)
* Better handling for user-defined error conditions in debug mode (#116)
* Provide support for multiple outputs (#119)
* Provide support for hot reloading in Dash for R (#127)
* Implement support for clientside callbacks in Dash for R (#130)
* Add line number context to stack traces when srcrefs are available (#133)
* Update dash-renderer to 1.2.2 and fix dev tools UI display of stack traces (#137)
* Support for meta tags in Dash for R (#142)
* Fixes for hot reloading interval handling and refreshing apps within viewer pane (#148)
* Support for asynchronous loading/compression in Dash for R (#157)
* Support returning asset URLs via public method within Dash class (#160)
* Minor fix for get_asset_url + docs, add url_base_pathname (#161)
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As noted in #115, getStackTrace behaves a bit unexpectedly when a user defined error is encountered within a callback while in debug mode, e.g.

 if (city == "Winnipeg")
stop(simpleError("Winnipeg?"))

ought to produce the following console text while sending a traceback up to the dev tools UI:

 ### DashR Traceback (most recent/innermost call last) ###
1: getStackTrace
2: do.call
3: <anonymous> function(city, tempscale)
4: stop
in debug mode, catching error as warning ...
warning: Execution error in stop: Winnipeg? from NULL

However, the traceback was not provided previously in such cases, and a JS error could be thrown in the browser instead, halting app execution.

This PR proposes to address the problem by introducing conditional logic to identify calls of class simpleError, and to deparse the calls so that they may be treated as strings when constructing the stack_message object.

The problem is that stop is a symbol in R, and attempting to naively treat it as a string may throw the following error:

Error in sprintf(template, header, throwing_call, error_message, formattedStack) : invalid type of argument[2]: 'symbol'

which can prevent the traceback from being returned. The key additions are

dashR/R/utils.R

Lines 698 to 707 in b170cfa

if (!is.null(e$call[[1]]))
errorCall<-e$call[[1]]
else {
# attempt to capture the error or warning if thrown by
# simpleError or simpleWarning (which may arise for user-defined errors)
#
# the first matching call in the reversed stack will always be
# getStackTrace, so we select the second match instead
errorCall<-reverseStack[grepl(x=reverseStack, "simpleError|simpleWarning")][[2]]
}

dashR/R/utils.R

Lines 738 to 747 in b170cfa

if (is.function(currentCall[[1]])) {
identical(deparse(errorCall), deparse(currentCall[[1]]))
} elseif (currentCall[[1]] =="stop") {
# handle case where function developer deliberately invokes a stop
# condition and halts function execution
identical(deparse(errorCall), deparse(currentCall))
}
else {
FALSE
}

dashR/R/utils.R

Lines 762 to 770 in b170cfa

# use deparse in case the call throwing the error is a symbol,
# since this cannot be "printed" without deparsing the call
warning(call.=FALSE, immediate.=TRUE, sprintf("Execution error in %s: %s",
deparse(functionsAsList[[length(functionsAsList)]]),
conditionMessage(e)))
stack_message<- stackTraceToHTML(functionsAsList,
deparse(functionsAsList[[length(functionsAsList)]]),
conditionMessage(e))

Closes#115.

@rpkylerpkyle self-assigned this Aug 13, 2019
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As discussed this morning, I'll implement a basic test which incorporates a stop error to demonstrate what this resolves.

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As discussed this morning, I'll implement a basic test which incorporates a stop error to demonstrate what this resolves.

fixed in 1029ec4

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* Provide support for no_update in Dash for R (#111)
* Use dev_tools_prune_errors instead of pruned_errors (#113)
* Better handling for user-defined error conditions in debug mode (#116)
* Provide support for multiple outputs (#119)
* Provide support for hot reloading in Dash for R (#127)
* Implement support for clientside callbacks in Dash for R (#130)
* Add line number context to stack traces when srcrefs are available (#133)
* Update dash-renderer to 1.2.2 and fix dev tools UI display of stack traces (#137)
* Support for meta tags in Dash for R (#142)
* Fixes for hot reloading interval handling and refreshing apps within viewer pane (#148)
* Support for asynchronous loading/compression in Dash for R (#157)
* Support returning asset URLs via public method within Dash class (#160)
* Minor fix for get_asset_url + docs, add url_base_pathname (#161)
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As noted in #115, getStackTrace behaves a bit unexpectedly when a user defined error is encountered within a callback while in debug mode, e.g.

 if (city == "Winnipeg")
stop(simpleError("Winnipeg?"))

ought to produce the following console text while sending a traceback up to the dev tools UI:

 ### DashR Traceback (most recent/innermost call last) ###
1: getStackTrace
2: do.call
3: <anonymous> function(city, tempscale)
4: stop
in debug mode, catching error as warning ...
warning: Execution error in stop: Winnipeg? from NULL

However, the traceback was not provided previously in such cases, and a JS error could be thrown in the browser instead, halting app execution.

This PR proposes to address the problem by introducing conditional logic to identify calls of class simpleError, and to deparse the calls so that they may be treated as strings when constructing the stack_message object.

The problem is that stop is a symbol in R, and attempting to naively treat it as a string may throw the following error:

Error in sprintf(template, header, throwing_call, error_message, formattedStack) : invalid type of argument[2]: 'symbol'

which can prevent the traceback from being returned. The key additions are

dashR/R/utils.R

Lines 698 to 707 in b170cfa

if (!is.null(e$call[[1]]))
errorCall<-e$call[[1]]
else {
# attempt to capture the error or warning if thrown by
# simpleError or simpleWarning (which may arise for user-defined errors)
#
# the first matching call in the reversed stack will always be
# getStackTrace, so we select the second match instead
errorCall<-reverseStack[grepl(x=reverseStack, "simpleError|simpleWarning")][[2]]
}

dashR/R/utils.R

Lines 738 to 747 in b170cfa

if (is.function(currentCall[[1]])) {
identical(deparse(errorCall), deparse(currentCall[[1]]))
} elseif (currentCall[[1]] =="stop") {
# handle case where function developer deliberately invokes a stop
# condition and halts function execution
identical(deparse(errorCall), deparse(currentCall))
}
else {
FALSE
}

dashR/R/utils.R

Lines 762 to 770 in b170cfa

# use deparse in case the call throwing the error is a symbol,
# since this cannot be "printed" without deparsing the call
warning(call.=FALSE, immediate.=TRUE, sprintf("Execution error in %s: %s",
deparse(functionsAsList[[length(functionsAsList)]]),
conditionMessage(e)))
stack_message<- stackTraceToHTML(functionsAsList,
deparse(functionsAsList[[length(functionsAsList)]]),
conditionMessage(e))

Closes#115.

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As discussed this morning, I'll implement a basic test which incorporates a stop error to demonstrate what this resolves.

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As discussed this morning, I'll implement a basic test which incorporates a stop error to demonstrate what this resolves.

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* Provide support for no_update in Dash for R (#111)
* Use dev_tools_prune_errors instead of pruned_errors (#113)
* Better handling for user-defined error conditions in debug mode (#116)
* Provide support for multiple outputs (#119)
* Provide support for hot reloading in Dash for R (#127)
* Implement support for clientside callbacks in Dash for R (#130)
* Add line number context to stack traces when srcrefs are available (#133)
* Update dash-renderer to 1.2.2 and fix dev tools UI display of stack traces (#137)
* Support for meta tags in Dash for R (#142)
* Fixes for hot reloading interval handling and refreshing apps within viewer pane (#148)
* Support for asynchronous loading/compression in Dash for R (#157)
* Support returning asset URLs via public method within Dash class (#160)
* Minor fix for get_asset_url + docs, add url_base_pathname (#161)
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As noted in #115, getStackTrace behaves a bit unexpectedly when a user defined error is encountered within a callback while in debug mode, e.g.

 if (city == "Winnipeg")
stop(simpleError("Winnipeg?"))

ought to produce the following console text while sending a traceback up to the dev tools UI:

 ### DashR Traceback (most recent/innermost call last) ###
1: getStackTrace
2: do.call
3: <anonymous> function(city, tempscale)
4: stop
in debug mode, catching error as warning ...
warning: Execution error in stop: Winnipeg? from NULL

However, the traceback was not provided previously in such cases, and a JS error could be thrown in the browser instead, halting app execution.

This PR proposes to address the problem by introducing conditional logic to identify calls of class simpleError, and to deparse the calls so that they may be treated as strings when constructing the stack_message object.

The problem is that stop is a symbol in R, and attempting to naively treat it as a string may throw the following error:

Error in sprintf(template, header, throwing_call, error_message, formattedStack) : invalid type of argument[2]: 'symbol'

which can prevent the traceback from being returned. The key additions are

dashR/R/utils.R

Lines 698 to 707 in b170cfa

if (!is.null(e$call[[1]]))
errorCall<-e$call[[1]]
else {
# attempt to capture the error or warning if thrown by
# simpleError or simpleWarning (which may arise for user-defined errors)
#
# the first matching call in the reversed stack will always be
# getStackTrace, so we select the second match instead
errorCall<-reverseStack[grepl(x=reverseStack, "simpleError|simpleWarning")][[2]]
}

dashR/R/utils.R

Lines 738 to 747 in b170cfa

if (is.function(currentCall[[1]])) {
identical(deparse(errorCall), deparse(currentCall[[1]]))
} elseif (currentCall[[1]] =="stop") {
# handle case where function developer deliberately invokes a stop
# condition and halts function execution
identical(deparse(errorCall), deparse(currentCall))
}
else {
FALSE
}

dashR/R/utils.R

Lines 762 to 770 in b170cfa

# use deparse in case the call throwing the error is a symbol,
# since this cannot be "printed" without deparsing the call
warning(call.=FALSE, immediate.=TRUE, sprintf("Execution error in %s: %s",
deparse(functionsAsList[[length(functionsAsList)]]),
conditionMessage(e)))
stack_message<- stackTraceToHTML(functionsAsList,
deparse(functionsAsList[[length(functionsAsList)]]),
conditionMessage(e))

Closes#115.

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As discussed this morning, I'll implement a basic test which incorporates a stop error to demonstrate what this resolves.

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As discussed this morning, I'll implement a basic test which incorporates a stop error to demonstrate what this resolves.

fixed in 1029ec4

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* Provide support for no_update in Dash for R (#111)
* Use dev_tools_prune_errors instead of pruned_errors (#113)
* Better handling for user-defined error conditions in debug mode (#116)
* Provide support for multiple outputs (#119)
* Provide support for hot reloading in Dash for R (#127)
* Implement support for clientside callbacks in Dash for R (#130)
* Add line number context to stack traces when srcrefs are available (#133)
* Update dash-renderer to 1.2.2 and fix dev tools UI display of stack traces (#137)
* Support for meta tags in Dash for R (#142)
* Fixes for hot reloading interval handling and refreshing apps within viewer pane (#148)
* Support for asynchronous loading/compression in Dash for R (#157)
* Support returning asset URLs via public method within Dash class (#160)
* Minor fix for get_asset_url + docs, add url_base_pathname (#161)
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As noted in #115, getStackTrace behaves a bit unexpectedly when a user defined error is encountered within a callback while in debug mode, e.g.

 if (city == "Winnipeg")
stop(simpleError("Winnipeg?"))

ought to produce the following console text while sending a traceback up to the dev tools UI:

 ### DashR Traceback (most recent/innermost call last) ###
1: getStackTrace
2: do.call
3: <anonymous> function(city, tempscale)
4: stop
in debug mode, catching error as warning ...
warning: Execution error in stop: Winnipeg? from NULL

However, the traceback was not provided previously in such cases, and a JS error could be thrown in the browser instead, halting app execution.

This PR proposes to address the problem by introducing conditional logic to identify calls of class simpleError, and to deparse the calls so that they may be treated as strings when constructing the stack_message object.

The problem is that stop is a symbol in R, and attempting to naively treat it as a string may throw the following error:

Error in sprintf(template, header, throwing_call, error_message, formattedStack) : invalid type of argument[2]: 'symbol'

which can prevent the traceback from being returned. The key additions are

dashR/R/utils.R

Lines 698 to 707 in b170cfa

if (!is.null(e$call[[1]]))
errorCall<-e$call[[1]]
else {
# attempt to capture the error or warning if thrown by
# simpleError or simpleWarning (which may arise for user-defined errors)
#
# the first matching call in the reversed stack will always be
# getStackTrace, so we select the second match instead
errorCall<-reverseStack[grepl(x=reverseStack, "simpleError|simpleWarning")][[2]]
}

dashR/R/utils.R

Lines 738 to 747 in b170cfa

if (is.function(currentCall[[1]])) {
identical(deparse(errorCall), deparse(currentCall[[1]]))
} elseif (currentCall[[1]] =="stop") {
# handle case where function developer deliberately invokes a stop
# condition and halts function execution
identical(deparse(errorCall), deparse(currentCall))
}
else {
FALSE
}

dashR/R/utils.R

Lines 762 to 770 in b170cfa

# use deparse in case the call throwing the error is a symbol,
# since this cannot be "printed" without deparsing the call
warning(call.=FALSE, immediate.=TRUE, sprintf("Execution error in %s: %s",
deparse(functionsAsList[[length(functionsAsList)]]),
conditionMessage(e)))
stack_message<- stackTraceToHTML(functionsAsList,
deparse(functionsAsList[[length(functionsAsList)]]),
conditionMessage(e))

Closes#115.

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As discussed this morning, I'll implement a basic test which incorporates a stop error to demonstrate what this resolves.

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As discussed this morning, I'll implement a basic test which incorporates a stop error to demonstrate what this resolves.

fixed in 1029ec4

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* Provide support for no_update in Dash for R (#111)
* Use dev_tools_prune_errors instead of pruned_errors (#113)
* Better handling for user-defined error conditions in debug mode (#116)
* Provide support for multiple outputs (#119)
* Provide support for hot reloading in Dash for R (#127)
* Implement support for clientside callbacks in Dash for R (#130)
* Add line number context to stack traces when srcrefs are available (#133)
* Update dash-renderer to 1.2.2 and fix dev tools UI display of stack traces (#137)
* Support for meta tags in Dash for R (#142)
* Fixes for hot reloading interval handling and refreshing apps within viewer pane (#148)
* Support for asynchronous loading/compression in Dash for R (#157)
* Support returning asset URLs via public method within Dash class (#160)
* Minor fix for get_asset_url + docs, add url_base_pathname (#161)
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As noted in #115, getStackTrace behaves a bit unexpectedly when a user defined error is encountered within a callback while in debug mode, e.g.

 if (city == "Winnipeg")
stop(simpleError("Winnipeg?"))

ought to produce the following console text while sending a traceback up to the dev tools UI:

 ### DashR Traceback (most recent/innermost call last) ###
1: getStackTrace
2: do.call
3: <anonymous> function(city, tempscale)
4: stop
in debug mode, catching error as warning ...
warning: Execution error in stop: Winnipeg? from NULL

However, the traceback was not provided previously in such cases, and a JS error could be thrown in the browser instead, halting app execution.

This PR proposes to address the problem by introducing conditional logic to identify calls of class simpleError, and to deparse the calls so that they may be treated as strings when constructing the stack_message object.

The problem is that stop is a symbol in R, and attempting to naively treat it as a string may throw the following error:

Error in sprintf(template, header, throwing_call, error_message, formattedStack) : invalid type of argument[2]: 'symbol'

which can prevent the traceback from being returned. The key additions are

dashR/R/utils.R

Lines 698 to 707 in b170cfa

if (!is.null(e$call[[1]]))
errorCall<-e$call[[1]]
else {
# attempt to capture the error or warning if thrown by
# simpleError or simpleWarning (which may arise for user-defined errors)
#
# the first matching call in the reversed stack will always be
# getStackTrace, so we select the second match instead
errorCall<-reverseStack[grepl(x=reverseStack, "simpleError|simpleWarning")][[2]]
}

dashR/R/utils.R

Lines 738 to 747 in b170cfa

if (is.function(currentCall[[1]])) {
identical(deparse(errorCall), deparse(currentCall[[1]]))
} elseif (currentCall[[1]] =="stop") {
# handle case where function developer deliberately invokes a stop
# condition and halts function execution
identical(deparse(errorCall), deparse(currentCall))
}
else {
FALSE
}

dashR/R/utils.R

Lines 762 to 770 in b170cfa

# use deparse in case the call throwing the error is a symbol,
# since this cannot be "printed" without deparsing the call
warning(call.=FALSE, immediate.=TRUE, sprintf("Execution error in %s: %s",
deparse(functionsAsList[[length(functionsAsList)]]),
conditionMessage(e)))
stack_message<- stackTraceToHTML(functionsAsList,
deparse(functionsAsList[[length(functionsAsList)]]),
conditionMessage(e))

Closes#115.

@rpkylerpkyle self-assigned this Aug 13, 2019
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As discussed this morning, I'll implement a basic test which incorporates a stop error to demonstrate what this resolves.

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As discussed this morning, I'll implement a basic test which incorporates a stop error to demonstrate what this resolves.

fixed in 1029ec4

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* Provide support for no_update in Dash for R (#111)
* Use dev_tools_prune_errors instead of pruned_errors (#113)
* Better handling for user-defined error conditions in debug mode (#116)
* Provide support for multiple outputs (#119)
* Provide support for hot reloading in Dash for R (#127)
* Implement support for clientside callbacks in Dash for R (#130)
* Add line number context to stack traces when srcrefs are available (#133)
* Update dash-renderer to 1.2.2 and fix dev tools UI display of stack traces (#137)
* Support for meta tags in Dash for R (#142)
* Fixes for hot reloading interval handling and refreshing apps within viewer pane (#148)
* Support for asynchronous loading/compression in Dash for R (#157)
* Support returning asset URLs via public method within Dash class (#160)
* Minor fix for get_asset_url + docs, add url_base_pathname (#161)
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As noted in #115, getStackTrace behaves a bit unexpectedly when a user defined error is encountered within a callback while in debug mode, e.g.

 if (city == "Winnipeg")
stop(simpleError("Winnipeg?"))

ought to produce the following console text while sending a traceback up to the dev tools UI:

 ### DashR Traceback (most recent/innermost call last) ###
1: getStackTrace
2: do.call
3: <anonymous> function(city, tempscale)
4: stop
in debug mode, catching error as warning ...
warning: Execution error in stop: Winnipeg? from NULL

However, the traceback was not provided previously in such cases, and a JS error could be thrown in the browser instead, halting app execution.

This PR proposes to address the problem by introducing conditional logic to identify calls of class simpleError, and to deparse the calls so that they may be treated as strings when constructing the stack_message object.

The problem is that stop is a symbol in R, and attempting to naively treat it as a string may throw the following error:

Error in sprintf(template, header, throwing_call, error_message, formattedStack) : invalid type of argument[2]: 'symbol'

which can prevent the traceback from being returned. The key additions are

dashR/R/utils.R

Lines 698 to 707 in b170cfa

if (!is.null(e$call[[1]]))
errorCall<-e$call[[1]]
else {
# attempt to capture the error or warning if thrown by
# simpleError or simpleWarning (which may arise for user-defined errors)
#
# the first matching call in the reversed stack will always be
# getStackTrace, so we select the second match instead
errorCall<-reverseStack[grepl(x=reverseStack, "simpleError|simpleWarning")][[2]]
}

dashR/R/utils.R

Lines 738 to 747 in b170cfa

if (is.function(currentCall[[1]])) {
identical(deparse(errorCall), deparse(currentCall[[1]]))
} elseif (currentCall[[1]] =="stop") {
# handle case where function developer deliberately invokes a stop
# condition and halts function execution
identical(deparse(errorCall), deparse(currentCall))
}
else {
FALSE
}

dashR/R/utils.R

Lines 762 to 770 in b170cfa

# use deparse in case the call throwing the error is a symbol,
# since this cannot be "printed" without deparsing the call
warning(call.=FALSE, immediate.=TRUE, sprintf("Execution error in %s: %s",
deparse(functionsAsList[[length(functionsAsList)]]),
conditionMessage(e)))
stack_message<- stackTraceToHTML(functionsAsList,
deparse(functionsAsList[[length(functionsAsList)]]),
conditionMessage(e))

Closes#115.

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As discussed this morning, I'll implement a basic test which incorporates a stop error to demonstrate what this resolves.

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As discussed this morning, I'll implement a basic test which incorporates a stop error to demonstrate what this resolves.

fixed in 1029ec4

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* Provide support for no_update in Dash for R (#111)
* Use dev_tools_prune_errors instead of pruned_errors (#113)
* Better handling for user-defined error conditions in debug mode (#116)
* Provide support for multiple outputs (#119)
* Provide support for hot reloading in Dash for R (#127)
* Implement support for clientside callbacks in Dash for R (#130)
* Add line number context to stack traces when srcrefs are available (#133)
* Update dash-renderer to 1.2.2 and fix dev tools UI display of stack traces (#137)
* Support for meta tags in Dash for R (#142)
* Fixes for hot reloading interval handling and refreshing apps within viewer pane (#148)
* Support for asynchronous loading/compression in Dash for R (#157)
* Support returning asset URLs via public method within Dash class (#160)
* Minor fix for get_asset_url + docs, add url_base_pathname (#161)
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