private void ThrowScriptEngineException(string filename, ScriptEngineException e)
{
var message = m_Engine.GetStackTrace();
throw new MpdnScriptEngineException(
string.Format("Error in render script ('{0}'):\r\n\r\n{1}",
filename, string.IsNullOrEmpty(message) ? e.ErrorDetails : message));
}
private bool TryGetScriptError(Exception exception, out IScriptEngineException scriptError)
{
// WORKAROUND: Windows Script items often throw ugly exceptions. The code here
// attempts to clean up specific cases.
while (exception is TargetInvocationException)
{
exception = exception.InnerException;
}
scriptError = exception as IScriptEngineException;
if (scriptError != null)
{
return true;
}
var comException = exception as COMException;
if (comException != null)
{
var hr = comException.ErrorCode;
if ((hr == RawCOMHelpers.HResult.SCRIPT_E_REPORTED) && (engine.CurrentScriptFrame != null))
{
scriptError = engine.CurrentScriptFrame.ScriptError ?? engine.CurrentScriptFrame.PendingScriptError;
if (scriptError != null)
{
return true;
}
}
else if (RawCOMHelpers.HResult.GetFacility(hr) == RawCOMHelpers.HResult.FACILITY_CONTROL)
{
// These exceptions often have awful messages that include COM error codes.
// The engine itself may be able to provide a better message.
string message;
if (engine.RuntimeErrorMap.TryGetValue(RawCOMHelpers.HResult.GetCode(hr), out message) && (message != exception.Message))
{
scriptError = new ScriptEngineException(engine.Name, message, null, RawCOMHelpers.HResult.CLEARSCRIPT_E_SCRIPTITEMEXCEPTION, false, exception.InnerException);
return true;
}
}
else if (hr == RawCOMHelpers.HResult.DISP_E_MEMBERNOTFOUND)
{
// this usually indicates invalid object or property access in JScript
scriptError = new ScriptEngineException(engine.Name, "Invalid object or property access", null, RawCOMHelpers.HResult.CLEARSCRIPT_E_SCRIPTITEMEXCEPTION, false, exception.InnerException);
return true;
}
}
else
{
var argumentException = exception as ArgumentException;
if ((argumentException != null) && (argumentException.ParamName == null))
{
// this usually indicates invalid object or property access in VBScript
scriptError = new ScriptEngineException(engine.Name, "Invalid object or property access", null, RawCOMHelpers.HResult.CLEARSCRIPT_E_SCRIPTITEMEXCEPTION, false, exception.InnerException);
return true;
}
}
return false;
}