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--- at:tutorial:modular [2011/05/23 13:46]
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 In the [[at:tutorial:actors|chapter on actors]] we use this feature to distinguish purely asynchronous message sends from so-called //future-type// message sends. If the message send is annotated with the ''FutureMessage'' type tag, the asynchronous send returns a future, otherwise it returns ''nil''.
 ===== Exception Handling =====
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 </code>
-Note that a new instance of an object named ''XDivisionByZero'' is raised, not the type tag ''DivisionByZero'' itself. An exception is any object that is tagged with (a subtype of) the ''lobby.at.types.Exception'' type tag. By convention, an exception should have the fields ''message'' and ''stackTrace''. The exception module found under ''lobby.at.exceptions'' contains an auxiliary function named ''createException'' which takes a type tag as argument and returns a new prototype exception object. For example:
+Note that a new instance of an object named ''XDivisionByZero'' is raised, not the type tag ''DivisionByZero'' itself. An exception is any object that is tagged with (a subtype of) the ''lobby.at.lang.types.Exception'' type tag. By convention, an exception should have the fields ''message'' and ''stackTrace''. The exception module found under ''lobby.at.lang.exceptions'' contains an auxiliary function named ''createException'' which takes a type tag as argument and returns a new prototype exception object. For example:
 <code>
-deftype DivisionByZero <: lobby.at.types.Exception;
+deftype DivisionByZero <: lobby.at.lang.types.Exception;
-def XDivisionByZero := lobby.at.exceptions.createException(DivisionByZero);
+def XDivisionByZero := lobby.at.lang.exceptions.createException(DivisionByZero);
 </code>

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