Section 24.80. EvalError: thrown when eval( ) is used improperly

24.80. EvalError: thrown when eval( ) is used improperly

ECMAScript v3: Object Error EvalError

24.80.1. Constructor

 new EvalError( ) 

new EvalError(message)

24.80.1.1. Arguments

message

An optional error message that provides details about the exception. If specified, this argument is used as the value for the message property of the EvalError object.

24.80.1.2. Returns

A newly constructed EvalError object. If the message argument is specified, the Error object uses it as the value of its message property; otherwise, it uses an implementation-defined default string as the value of that property. When the EvalError( ) constructor is called as a function without the new operator, it behaves just as it does when called with the new operator.

24.80.2. Properties

message

An error message that provides details about the exception. This property holds the string passed to the constructor or an implementation-defined default string. See Error.message for details.

name

A string that specifies the type of the exception. All EvalError objects inherit the value "EvalError" for this property.

24.80.3. Description

An instance of the EvalError class may be thrown when the global function eval( ) is invoked under any other name. See eval( ) for an explanation of the restrictions on how this function may be invoked. See Error for details about throwing and catching exceptions.

24.80.4. See Also

Error, Error.message, Error.name