Add a safe version of parsing broma files so that the code doesn't have to exit #7
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Nevermind I think I just made it better Gonna do a few more tweaks |
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Done. |
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This is a problem with pybroma where the script will exit when it shouldn't when handling lets just say multiple at a time and I am planning to make a discord bot that can summarize the geode bindings and other important elements and with a rust port on the way getting this in here felt like a must for me as the
std::exit(1)part of this code infuriates me greatly as it's just not proper error handling if that makes any sense to anybody. I feel like error handling should be customized rather than simply exiting. when something is wrong, This was my attempt at writing a solution I had another idea to use a something similar to astd::pairfor handling the result if required incase this pull request gets rejected.