none
if the exception is not caught
and with a fully qualified (e.g., Module:Name/Arity) predicate
indicator of the predicate that called catch/3 if the exception
is caught.
The exception is of the form error(Formal, ImplDef)
and this
hook succeeds, ImplDef is unified to a term
context(prolog_stack(StackData), Message)
. This context
information is used by the message printing system to print a
human readable representation of the stack when the exception
was raised.
For example, using a clause stack_guard(none)
prints contexts
for uncaught exceptions only. Using a clause stack_guard(_)
prints a full stack-trace for any error exception if the
exception is given to print_message/2. See also
library(http/http_error), which limits printing of exceptions to
exceptions in user-code called from the HTTP server library.
Details of the exception decoration is controlled by two Prolog flags:
true
.none
, 'C'
or
the predicate indicator of the guard, the predicate calling
catch/3. The exception must be of compatible with the shape
error(Formal, context(Stack, Msg))
. The default is to catch
none
, uncaught exceptions. 'C'
implies that the callback
from C will handle the exception.