Error Handling
§E1 Formatting Errors
§E1.1 Syntax Errors. When the source code contains syntax errors, the formatter should:
- Use the
parse()function for parsing - If parsing has errors, return the error message directly
- Do not insert any placeholders
§E1.2 Configuration Errors. When the configuration file format is incorrect, a clear error message should be returned.
§E2 Exit Codes
| Exit Code | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 0 | Success |
| 1 | --check mode found unformatted files |
| 2 | File not found or configuration error |
§E3 Error Handling
§E3.1 Error Reporting. The formatter uses the parse() function to parse source code. If an error occurs during parsing, the formatter returns the error message directly without formatting.
§E3.2 No Placeholders. The formatter does not insert any placeholders at error locations (such as /* error */). When encountering syntax errors, the formatter reports the error directly and terminates.