Some programmatic errors are only detectable at runtime
(for instance trying to setup a HashSet of Option<number[]>: you
can't reliably compare a number[] therefore you can't compare
an Option<number[]>.. but we can't detect this error at compile-time
in typescript). So when we detect them at runtime, prelude-ts throws
an exception by default.
This function allows you to change that default action
(for instance, you could display an error message in the console,
or log the error)
You can reproduce the issue easily by running for instance:
Some programmatic errors are only detectable at runtime (for instance trying to setup a
HashSetofOption<number[]>: you can't reliably compare anumber[]therefore you can't compare anOption<number[]>.. but we can't detect this error at compile-time in typescript). So when we detect them at runtime, prelude-ts throws an exception by default. This function allows you to change that default action (for instance, you could display an error message in the console, or log the error)You can reproduce the issue easily by running for instance:
HashSet.of(Option.of([1])) => throws