How to use the tau-prolog.error function in tau-prolog

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github yarnpkg / berry / packages / plugin-constraints / sources / tauModule.ts View on Github external
[`workspace_field/3`]: (thread, point, atom) => {
    const [workspaceCwd, fieldName, fieldValue] = atom.args;

    if (!isAtom(workspaceCwd) || !isAtom(fieldName)) {
      thread.throwError(pl.error.instantiation(atom.indicator));
      return;
    }

    const project = getProject(thread);
    const workspace = project.tryWorkspaceByCwd(workspaceCwd.id as PortablePath);

    // Workspace not found => this predicate can never match
    // We might want to throw here? We can be pretty sure the user did
    // something wrong at this point
    if (workspace == null)
      return;

    const value = getPath(workspace.manifest.raw!, fieldName.id);

    // Field is not present => this predicate can never match
    if (typeof value === `undefined`)

tau-prolog

An open source Prolog interpreter in JavaScript

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