runZonedGuarded<R> function

  1. @Since("2.8")
R? runZonedGuarded<R>(
  1. R body(
      ),
    1. void onError(
      1. Object error,
      2. StackTrace stack
      ),
    2. {Map<Object?, Object?>? zoneValues,
    3. ZoneSpecification? zoneSpecification}
    )

    Runs body in its own error zone.

    Creates a new zone using Zone.fork based on zoneSpecification and zoneValues, then runs body in that zone and returns the result.

    The onError function is used both to handle asynchronous errors by overriding ZoneSpecification.handleUncaughtError in zoneSpecification, if any, and to handle errors thrown synchronously by the call to body.

    If an error occurs synchronously in body, then throwing in the onError handler makes the call to runZonedGuarded throw that error, and otherwise the call to runZonedGuarded returns null.

    The zone will always be an error-zone (Zone.errorZone), so returning a future created inside the zone, and waiting for it outside of the zone, will risk the future not being seen to complete.

    Implementation

    @Since("2.8")
R? runZonedGuarded<R>(R body(), void onError(Object error, StackTrace stack),
    {Map<Object?, Object?>? zoneValues, ZoneSpecification? zoneSpecification}) {
  checkNotNullable(body, "body");
  checkNotNullable(onError, "onError");
  _Zone parentZone = Zone._current;
  HandleUncaughtErrorHandler errorHandler = (Zone self, ZoneDelegate parent,
      Zone zone, Object error, StackTrace stackTrace) {
    try {
      parentZone.runBinary(onError, error, stackTrace);
    } catch (e, s) {
      if (identical(e, error)) {
        parent.handleUncaughtError(zone, error, stackTrace);
      } else {
        parent.handleUncaughtError(zone, e, s);
      }
    }
  };
  if (zoneSpecification == null) {
    zoneSpecification = ZoneSpecification(handleUncaughtError: errorHandler);
  } else {
    zoneSpecification = ZoneSpecification.from(zoneSpecification,
        handleUncaughtError: errorHandler);
  }
  try {
    return _runZoned<R>(body, zoneValues, zoneSpecification);
  } catch (error, stackTrace) {
    onError(error, stackTrace);
  }
  return null;
}