Aborts the current code and returns control to the caller.
The
Lang.abort function can be used to abort the WMLScript code that
is currently being executed when a fatal error is detected. This is
referred to as a program-specified abort. Control is returned to the
calling WML program and an error is signaled.
The
use of Lang.abort should be exclusively reserved for handling
fatal errors. Non-fatal error detection and signaling can be handled by
using the Lang.exit function.
extern function abortexample()
{
...
Lang.abort("Fatal error!");
};
This is not a working code example, since we would have to create a fatal error to demonstrate this function.