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This modifies the panic feature to accept a boolean or a string. If true or not empty, then it will cause the panic. This makes some of the error code a little less ugly.
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import "panic/" as nested # local, relative module to prove it can nest
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panic(false) # should NOT panic
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panic(false) # should NOT panic
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panic("") # should NOT panic
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panic("") # should NOT panic
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panic(true) # should panic
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panic(true) # should panic
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panic("fail1") # should panic
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panic("fail2") # should panic
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include nested.foo()
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test "test" {
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anotherstr => "hello!\n",
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}
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# this is what we're simulating:
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#if panic("whatever1") { # this is a function (and an if statement)
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# _panic "panic" {} # this is a resource
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#}
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