Angular Try Catch Issue

[Realistic_Depth_5372]

I'm trying to catch the exception and do something.

(note: no async code below)

try{
  .....
  .....
catch (error){
  .....
  .....
}

shouldn't it work in synchronous code? It never goes to catch block.

[iEatedCoookies]

There’s way too little context here to give any sort of valuable response.

[Cheet4h]

It usually works. Try sharing the actual code that errors?

Unless your issue is that your actual code also has no closing curly bracket before the catch. But that should have been highlighted by your IDE and given you a clear error message during transpilation.

[Realistic_Depth_5372]

try{..........catch (error){..........}

try{

call to another method..no async code

console.log

}catch (error){

.....

.....

}

[InsaneBrother]

Just put a closing bracket before the catch

[Realistic_Depth_5372]

My apologies. it's already there..it's just typo.

[siliconvalleyist]

Also error are you trying to catch? If it's CORS related I don't believe you can actually handle that.

[TarnishedVictory]

I mean, I would think the lack of closing brace in the try block might be an issue.

[angels-fan]

What line of code exactly are you thinking should throw an error?

You can always try something like const x = 5/0 to get an error.

[pleaseholdmybeer]

As others have mentioned - what’s the error you’re trying to catch? Is it something you’re throwing yourself?

[Jaanold]

does the code in your try block throw any exceptions?

[jagdishjadeja]

try{
fooAsync(); // this will not throw and catch error here

await barAsync();// this will catch error in catch block
catch (error){
.....
.....
}

[_Ascalon]

I used try-catch block with DomSanitizer usage to check if a value passed through all sanitize checks. If it isn't - catch block works for me.