Runs body
in its own zone.
If onError
is non-null the zone is considered an error zone. All uncaught
errors, synchronous or asynchronous, in the zone are caught and handled
by the callback.
Errors may never cross error-zone boundaries. This is intuitive for leaving a zone, but it also applies for errors that would enter an error-zone. Errors that try to cross error-zone boundaries are considered uncaught.
var future = new Future.value(499);
runZoned(() {
future = future.then((_) { throw "error in first error-zone"; });
runZoned(() {
future = future.catchError((e) { print("Never reached!"); });
}, onError: (e) { print("unused error handler"); });
}, onError: (e) { print("catches error of first error-zone."); });
Example:
runZoned(() {
new Future(() { throw "asynchronous error"; });
}, onError: print); // Will print "asynchronous error".
Source
R runZoned<R>(R body(), {Map zoneValues, ZoneSpecification zoneSpecification, Function onError}) { HandleUncaughtErrorHandler errorHandler; if (onError != null) { errorHandler = (Zone self, ZoneDelegate parent, Zone zone, error, StackTrace stackTrace) { try { if (onError is ZoneBinaryCallback<R, Object, StackTrace>) { return self.parent.runBinary(onError, error, stackTrace); } return self.parent.runUnary(onError, error); } catch (e, s) { if (identical(e, error)) { return parent.handleUncaughtError(zone, error, stackTrace); } else { return parent.handleUncaughtError(zone, e, s); } } }; } if (zoneSpecification == null) { zoneSpecification = new ZoneSpecification(handleUncaughtError: errorHandler); } else if (errorHandler != null) { zoneSpecification = new ZoneSpecification.from(zoneSpecification, handleUncaughtError: errorHandler); } Zone zone = Zone.current .fork(specification: zoneSpecification, zoneValues: zoneValues); if (onError != null) { return zone.runGuarded(body); } else { return zone.run(body); } }