Error Handling in KRL
If you've been following along, you know that KRL, the Kinetic Rule Language, is an event processing language for processing events on behalf of an individual entity (usually a person). Think of it as the People's Complex Event Processing language. For a long time, it's been difficult for KRL developers to handle errors. The language had no mechanism for exceptions and the only hope was to turn on debugging and fix them. Too often, however, we don't want to fix errors so much as handle them. Errors are not always problems in the code--bugs to be fixed--but exceptional conditions
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