dbe*_*ham 26 cmd exception-handling exception batch-file
Windows批处理编程是否支持异常处理？如果没有,有没有办法有效地模拟批处理文件中的异常处理？
我希望能够在任何CALL级别的批处理脚本中的任何地方"抛出异常",并重复弹出CALL堆栈,直到它找到一个活动的"TRY块",于是"CATCH块"可以处理异常完全继续,或做一些清理并继续弹出CALL堆栈.如果永远不处理异常,则终止批处理并且控制返回到命令行上下文并显示错误消息.
已经有几种方法可以在任何CALL深度上终止批处理,但这些技术都不允许通过异常处理通常在其他语言中提供的任何结构化清理活动.
注意: 这是我已经知道最近才被发现的好答案的情况,我想分享这些信息
dbe*_*ham 30
Windows批处理脚本肯定没有任何正式的异常处理 - 考虑到语言的原始程度,这并不奇怪.从来没有在我最疯狂的梦想中,我曾经认为有效的异常处理可能被破解.
但随后在俄罗斯网站上发现了一些关于GOTO错误陈述行为的惊人发现(我不知道所说的是什么,我看不懂俄语).DosTips发布了英文摘要,并对行为进行了进一步调查.
事实证明,(GOTO) 2>NUL行为几乎与EXIT/B相同,除了已经解析的代码块中的连接命令仍然 在CALLer的上下文中有效返回之后执行!
这是一个简短的例子,展示了大部分重点.
@echo off
setlocal enableDelayedExpansion
set "var=Parent Value"
(
call :test
echo This and the following line are not executed
exit /b
)
:break
echo How did I get here^^!^^!^^!^^!
exit /b
:test
setlocal disableDelayedExpansion
set "var=Child Value"
(goto) 2>nul & echo var=!var! & goto :break
echo This line is not executed
:break
echo This line is not executed
- 输出 -
var=Parent Value
How did I get here!!!!
此功能完全出乎意料,功能强大且非常实用.它已被用于:
现在我还可以在列表中添加异常处理:-)
该技术依赖于名为EXCEPTION.BAT的批处理实用程序来定义环境变量"宏",用于指定TRY/CATCH块以及抛出异常.
在可以实现TRY/CATCH块之前,必须使用以下命令定义宏:
call exception init
然后使用以下语法定义TRY/CATCH块:
:calledRoutine
setlocal
%@Try%
REM normal code goes here
%@EndTry%
:@Catch
REM Exception handling code goes here
:@EndCatch
可以通过以下方式随时抛出异常:
call exception throw errorNumber "messageString" "locationString"
抛出异常时,它会迭代地弹出CALL堆栈,(GOTO) 2>NUL直到它找到一个活动的TRY/CATCH,然后它分支到CATCH块并执行该代码.CATCH块可以使用一系列异常属性变量:
如果完全处理异常,则应通过异常清除异常call exception clear,并且脚本正常进行.如果没有完全处理异常,那么可以抛出一个新的异常,带有一个全新的异常.Stack,或旧的栈可以保留
call exception rethrow errorNumber "messageString" "locationString"
如果未处理异常,则打印"未处理的异常"消息,包括四个异常属性,终止所有批处理,并将控制返回到命令行上下文.
以下是使所有这些成为可能的代码 - 完整文档嵌入在脚本中,可通过命令行从exception help或获得exception /?.
EXCEPTION.BAT
::EXCEPTION.BAT Version 1.4
::
:: Provides exception handling for Windows batch scripts.
::
:: Designed and written by Dave Benham, with important contributions from
:: DosTips users jeb and siberia-man
::
:: Full documentation is at the bottom of this script
::
:: History:
:: v1.4 2016-08-16 Improved detection of command line delayed expansion
:: using an original idea by jeb
:: v1.3 2015-12-12 Added paged help option via MORE
:: v1.2 2015-07-16 Use COMSPEC instead of OS to detect delayed expansion
:: v1.1 2015-07-03 Preserve ! in exception attributes when delayed expansion enabled
:: v1.0 2015-06-26 Initial versioned release with embedded documentation
::
@echo off
if "%~1" equ "/??" goto pagedHelp
if "%~1" equ "/?" goto help
if "%~1" equ "" goto help
shift /1 & goto %1
:throw errCode errMsg errLoc
set "exception.Stack="
:: Fall through to :rethrow
:rethrow errCode errMsg errLoc
setlocal disableDelayedExpansion
if not defined exception.Restart set "exception.Stack=[%~1:%~2] %exception.Stack%"
for /f "delims=" %%1 in ("%~1") do for /f "delims=" %%2 in ("%~2") do for /f "delims=" %%3 in ("%~3") do (
setlocal enableDelayedExpansion
for /l %%# in (1 1 10) do for /f "delims=" %%S in (" !exception.Stack!") do (
(goto) 2>NUL
setlocal enableDelayedExpansion
if "!!" equ "" (
endlocal
setlocal disableDelayedExpansion
call set "funcName=%%~0"
call set "batName=%%~f0"
if defined exception.Restart (set "exception.Restart=") else call set "exception.Stack=%%funcName%%%%S"
setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion
if !exception.Try! == !batName!:!funcName! (
endlocal
endlocal
set "exception.Code=%%1"
if "!!" equ "" (
call "%~f0" setDelayed
) else (
set "exception.Msg=%%2"
set "exception.Loc=%%3"
set "exception.Stack=%%S"
)
set "exception.Try="
(CALL )
goto :@Catch
)
) else (
for %%V in (Code Msg Loc Stack Try Restart) do set "exception.%%V="
if "^!^" equ "^!" (
call "%~f0" showDelayed
) else (
echo(
echo Unhandled batch exception:
echo Code = %%1
echo Msg = %%2
echo Loc = %%3
echo Stack=%%S
)
echo on
call "%~f0" Kill
)>&2
)
set exception.Restart=1
setlocal disableDelayedExpansion
call "%~f0" rethrow %1 %2 %3
)
:: Never reaches here
:init
set "@Try=call set exception.Try=%%~f0:%%~0"
set "@EndTry=set "exception.Try=" & goto :@endCatch"
:: Fall through to :clear
:clear
for %%V in (Code Msg Loc Stack Restart Try) do set "exception.%%V="
exit /b
:Kill - Cease all processing, ignoring any remaining cached commands
setlocal disableDelayedExpansion
if not exist "%temp%\Kill.Yes" call :buildYes
call :CtrlC <"%temp%\Kill.Yes" 1>nul 2>&1
:CtrlC
@cmd /c exit -1073741510
:buildYes - Establish a Yes file for the language used by the OS
pushd "%temp%"
set "yes="
copy nul Kill.Yes >nul
for /f "delims=(/ tokens=2" %%Y in (
'"copy /-y nul Kill.Yes <nul"'
) do if not defined yes set "yes=%%Y"
echo %yes%>Kill.Yes
popd
exit /b
:setDelayed
setLocal disableDelayedExpansion
for %%. in (.) do (
set "v2=%%2"
set "v3=%%3"
set "vS=%%S"
)
(
endlocal
set "exception.Msg=%v2:!=^!%"
set "exception.Loc=%v3:!=^!%"
set "exception.Stack=%vS:!=^!%"
)
exit /b
:showDelayed -
setLocal disableDelayedExpansion
for %%. in (.) do (
set "v2=%%2"
set "v3=%%3"
set "vS=%%S"
)
for /f "delims=" %%2 in ("%v2:!=^!%") do for /f "delims=" %%3 in ("%v3:!=^!%") do for /f "delims=" %%S in ("%vS:!=^!%") do (
endlocal
echo(
echo Unhandled batch exception:
echo Code = %%1
echo Msg = %%2
echo Loc = %%3
echo Stack=%%S
)
exit /b
:-?
:help
setlocal disableDelayedExpansion
for /f "delims=:" %%N in ('findstr /rbn ":::DOCUMENTATION:::" "%~f0"') do set "skip=%%N"
for /f "skip=%skip% tokens=1* delims=:" %%A in ('findstr /n "^" "%~f0"') do echo(%%B
exit /b
:-??
:pagedHelp
setlocal disableDelayedExpansion
for /f "delims=:" %%N in ('findstr /rbn ":::DOCUMENTATION:::" "%~f0"') do set "skip=%%N"
((for /f "skip=%skip% tokens=1* delims=:" %%A in ('findstr /n "^" "%~f0"') do @echo(%%B)|more /e) 2>nul
exit /b
:-v
:/v
:version
echo(
for /f "delims=:" %%A in ('findstr "^::EXCEPTION.BAT" "%~f0"') do echo %%A
exit /b
:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
:::DOCUMENTATION:::
EXCEPTION.BAT is a pure batch script utility that provides robust exception
handling within batch scripts. It enables code to be placed in TRY/CATCH blocks.
If no exception is thrown, then only code within the TRY block is executed.
If an exception is thrown, the batch CALL stack is popped repeatedly until it
reaches an active TRY block, at which point control is passed to the associated
CATCH block and normal processing resumes from that point. Code within a CATCH
block is ignored unless an exception is thrown.
An exception may be caught in a different script from where it was thrown.
If no active TRY is found after throwing an exception, then an unhandled
exception message is printed to stderr, all processing is terminated within the
current CMD shell, and control is returned to the shell command line.
TRY blocks are specified using macros. Obviously the macros must be defined
before they can be used. The TRY macros are defined using the following CALL
call exception init
Besides defining @Try and @EndTry, the init routine also explicitly clears any
residual exception that may have been left by prior processing.
A TRY/CATCH block is structured as follows:
%@Try%
REM any normal code goes here
%@EndTry%
:@Catch
REM exception handling code goes here
:@EndCatch
- Every TRY must have an associated CATCH.
- TRY/CATCH blocks cannot be nested.
- Any script or :labeled routine that uses TRY/CATCH must have at least one
SETLOCAL prior to the appearance of the first TRY.
- TRY/CATCH blocks use labels, so they should not be placed within parentheses.
It can be done, but the parentheses block is broken when control is passed to
the :@Catch or :@EndCatch label, and the code becomes difficult to interpret
and maintain.
- Any valid code can be used within a TRY or CATCH block, including CALL, GOTO,
:labels, and balanced parentheses. However, GOTO cannot be used to leave a
TRY block. GOTO can only be used within a TRY block if the label appears
within the same TRY block.
- GOTO must never transfer control from outside TRY/CATCH to within a TRY or
CATCH block.
- CALL should not be used to call a label within a TRY or CATCH block.
- CALLed routines containing TRY/CATCH must have labels that are unique within
the script. This is generally good batch programming practice anyway.
It is OK for different scripts to share :label names.
- If a script or routine recursively CALLs itself and contains TRY/CATCH, then
it must not throw an exception until after execution of the first %@Try%
Exceptions are thrown by using
call exception throw Code Message Location
where
Code = The numeric code value for the exception.
Message = A description of the exception.
Location = A string that helps identify where the exception occurred.
Any value may be used. A good generic value is "%~f0[%~0]",
which expands to the full path of the currently executing
script, followed by the currently executing routine name
within square brackets.
The Message and Location values must be quoted if they contain spaces or poison
characters like & | < >. The values must not contain additional internal quotes,
and they must not contain a caret ^.
The following variables will be defined for use by the CATCH block:
exception.Code = the Code value
exception.Msg = the Message value
exception.Loc = the Location value
exception.Stack = traces the call stack from the CATCH block (or command line
if not caught), all the way to the exception.
If the exception is not caught, then all four values are printed as part of the
"unhandled exception" message, and the exception variables are not defined.
A CATCH block should always do ONE of the following at the end:
- If the exception has been handled and processing can continue, then clear the
exception definition by using
call exception clear
Clear should never be used within a Try block.
- If the exception has not been fully handled, then a new exception should be
thrown which can be caught by a higher level CATCH. You can throw a new
exception using the normal THROW, which will clear exception.Stack and any
higher CATCH will have no awareness of the original exception.
Alternatively, you may rethrow an exception and preserve the exeption stack
all the way to the original exception:
call exception rethrow Code Message Location
It is your choice as to whether you want to pass the original Code and/or
Message and/or Location. Either way, the stack will preserve all exceptions
if rethrow is used.
Rethrow should only be used within a CATCH block.
One last restriction - the full path to EXCEPTION.BAT must not include ! or ^.
This documentation can be accessed via the following commands
constant stream: exception /? OR exception help
paged via MORE: exception /?? OR exception pagedHelp
The version of this utility can be accessed via
exception /v OR exception version
EXCEPTION.BAT was designed and written by Dave Benham, with important
contributions from DosTips users jeb and siberia-man.
Development history can be traced at:
http://www.dostips.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=6497
下面是测试EXCEPTION.BAT功能的脚本.该脚本递归调用自身7次.每次迭代都有两个CALL,一个用于:标签,用于演示正常的异常传播,另一个用于演示跨脚本CALL的异常传播的脚本.
从递归调用返回时,如果迭代计数是3的倍数(迭代3和6),则抛出异常.
每个CALL都有自己的异常处理程序,通常会报告异常,然后重新抛出修改后的异常.但是如果迭代计数为5,则处理异常并恢复正常处理.
@echo off
:: Main
setlocal enableDelayedExpansion
if not defined @Try call exception init
set /a cnt+=1
echo Main Iteration %cnt% - Calling :Sub
%@Try%
(
call :Sub
call echo Main Iteration %cnt% - :Sub returned %%errorlevel%%
)
%@EndTry%
:@Catch
setlocal enableDelayedExpansion
echo(
echo Main Iteration %cnt% - Exception detected:
echo Code = !exception.code!
echo Message = !exception.msg!
echo Location = !exception.loc!
echo Rethrowing modified exception
echo(
endlocal
call exception rethrow -%cnt% "Main Exception^!" "%~f0<%~0>"
:@EndCatch
echo Main Iteration %cnt% - Exit
exit /b %cnt%
:Sub
setlocal
echo :Sub Iteration %cnt% - Start
%@Try%
if %cnt% lss 7 (
echo :Sub Iteration %cnt% - Calling "%~f0"
call "%~f0"
%= Show any non-exception return code (demonstrate ERRORLEVEL is preserved if no exception) =%
call echo :Sub Iteration %cnt% - testException returned %%errorlevel%%
)
%= Throw an exception if the iteration count is a multiple of 3 =%
set /a "1/(cnt%%3)" 2>nul || (
echo Throwing exception
call exception throw -%cnt% "Divide by 0 exception^!" "%~f0<%~0>"
)
%@EndTry%
:@Catch
setlocal enableDelayedExpansion
echo(
echo :Sub Iteration %cnt% - Exception detected:
echo Code = !exception.code!
echo Message = !exception.msg!
echo Location = !exception.loc!
endlocal
%= Handle the exception if iteration count is a multiple of 5, else rethrow it with new properties =%
set /a "1/(cnt%%5)" 2>nul && (
echo Rethrowing modified exception
echo(
call exception rethrow -%cnt% ":Sub Exception^!" "%~f0<%~0>"
) || (
call exception clear
echo Exception handled
echo(
)
:@EndCatch
echo :Sub Iteration %cnt% - Exit
exit /b %cnt%
- 输出 -
Main Iteration 1 - Calling :Sub
:Sub Iteration 1 - Start
:Sub Iteration 1 - Calling "C:\test\testException.bat"
Main Iteration 2 - Calling :Sub
:Sub Iteration 2 - Start
:Sub Iteration 2 - Calling "C:\test\testException.bat"
Main Iteration 3 - Calling :Sub
:Sub Iteration 3 - Start
:Sub Iteration 3 - Calling "C:\test\testException.bat"
Main Iteration 4 - Calling :Sub
:Sub Iteration 4 - Start
:Sub Iteration 4 - Calling "C:\test\testException.bat"
Main Iteration 5 - Calling :Sub
:Sub Iteration 5 - Start
:Sub Iteration 5 - Calling "C:\test\testException.bat"
Main Iteration 6 - Calling :Sub
:Sub Iteration 6 - Start
:Sub Iteration 6 - Calling "C:\test\testException.bat"
Main Iteration 7 - Calling :Sub
:Sub Iteration 7 - Start
:Sub Iteration 7 - Exit
Main Iteration 7 - :Sub returned 7
Main Iteration 7 - Exit
:Sub Iteration 6 - testException returned 7
Throwing exception
:Sub Iteration 6 - Exception detected:
Code = -6
Message = Divide by 0 exception!
Location = C:\test\testException.bat<:Sub>
Rethrowing modified exception
Main Iteration 6 - Exception detected:
Code = -6
Message = :Sub Exception!
Location = C:\test\testException.bat<:Sub>
Rethrowing modified exception
:Sub Iteration 5 - Exception detected:
Code = -6
Message = Main Exception!
Location = C:\test\testException.bat<C:\test\testException.bat>
Exception handled
:Sub Iteration 5 - Exit
Main Iteration 5 - :Sub returned 5
Main Iteration 5 - Exit
:Sub Iteration 4 - testException returned 5
:Sub Iteration 4 - Exit
Main Iteration 4 - :Sub returned 4
Main Iteration 4 - Exit
:Sub Iteration 3 - testException returned 4
Throwing exception
:Sub Iteration 3 - Exception detected:
Code = -3
Message = Divide by 0 exception!
Location = C:\test\testException.bat<:Sub>
Rethrowing modified exception
Main Iteration 3 - Exception detected:
Code = -3
Message = :Sub Exception!
Location = C:\test\testException.bat<:Sub>
Rethrowing modified exception
:Sub Iteration 2 - Exception detected:
Code = -3
Message = Main Exception!
Location = C:\test\testException.bat<C:\test\testException.bat>
Rethrowing modified exception
Main Iteration 2 - Exception detected:
Code = -2
Message = :Sub Exception!
Location = C:\test\testException.bat<:Sub>
Rethrowing modified exception
:Sub Iteration 1 - Exception detected:
Code = -2
Message = Main Exception!
Location = C:\test\testException.bat<C:\test\testException.bat>
Rethrowing modified exception
Main Iteration 1 - Exception detected:
Code = -1
Message = :Sub Exception!
Location = C:\test\testException.bat<:Sub>
Rethrowing modified exception
Unhandled batch exception:
Code = -1
Msg = Main Exception!
Loc = C:\test\testException.bat<testException>
Stack= testException [-1:Main Exception!] :Sub [-1::Sub Exception!] C:\test\testException.bat [-2:Main Exception!] :Sub [-2::Sub Exception!] C:\test\testException.bat [-3:Main Exception!] :Sub [-3::Sub Exception!] [-3:Divide by 0 exception!]
最后,这里有一系列简单的脚本,展示了即使中间脚本对它们一无所知,如何有效地使用异常!
Start off with a simple division script utility that divides two numbers and prints the result:
divide.bat
:: divide.bat numerator divisor
@echo off
setlocal
set /a result=%1 / %2 2>nul || call exception throw -100 "Division exception" "divide.bat"
echo %1 / %2 = %result%
exit /b
Note how the script throws an exception if it detects an error, but it does nothing to catch the exception.
Now I'll write a divide test harness that is totally naive about batch exceptions.
testDivide.bat
@echo off
for /l %%N in (4 -1 0) do call divide 12 %%N
echo Finished successfully!
--OUTPUT--
C:\test>testDivide
12 / 4 = 3
12 / 3 = 4
12 / 2 = 6
12 / 1 = 12
Unhandled batch exception:
Code = -100
Msg = Division exception
Loc = divide.bat
Stack= testDivide divide [-100:Division exception]
Note how the final ECHO never executes because the exception raised by divide.bat was not handled.
Finally I'll write a master script that calls the naive testDivide and properly handles the exception:
master.bat
@echo off
setlocal
call exception init
%@Try%
call testDivide
%@EndTry%
:@Catch
echo %exception.Msg% detected and handled
call exception clear
:@EndCatch
echo Finished Successfully!
-- OUTPUT --
C:\test>master
12 / 4 = 3
12 / 3 = 4
12 / 2 = 6
12 / 1 = 12
Division exception detected and handled
Finished Successfully!
The master script was able to successfully catch an exception raised by divide.bat, even though it had to pass through testDivide.bat, which knows nothing about exceptions. Very cool :-)
Now this is certainly not a panacea for all things related to error handling:
There are a number of syntactical and code layout limitations that are fully described in the built in documentation. But nothing too egregious.
There is no way to automatically treat all errors as an exceptions. All exceptions must be explicitly thrown by code. This is probably a good thing, given that error reporting is handled by convention - there are no strict rules. Some programs do not follow the convention. For example, HELP ValidCommand returns ERRORLEVEL 1, which by convention implies an error, while HELP InvalidCommand returns ERRORLEVEL 0, which implies success.
This batch exception technique cannot catch and handle fatal run-time errors. For example GOTO :NonExistentLabel will still immediately terminate all batch processing, without any opportunity to catch the error.
You can follow the development of EXCEPTION.BAT at http://www.dostips.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=6497. Any future developments will be posted there. I likely will not update this StackOverflow post.