RSpec
Ruby on Rails
Ruby
method
abort_on_exception
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abort_on_exception
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abort_on_exception=
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critical
(<= v1_8_7_330)
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critical=
(<= v1_8_7_330)
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current
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DEBUG
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DEBUG=
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exclusive
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exit
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fork
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handle_interrupt
(>= v2_1_10)
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kill
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list
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main
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new
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pass
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pending_interrupt?
(>= v2_1_10)
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report_on_exception
(>= v2_4_6)
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report_on_exception=
(>= v2_4_6)
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start
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stop
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[]
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[]=
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abort_on_exception
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abort_on_exception=
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add_trace_func
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alive?
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backtrace
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backtrace_locations
(>= v2_1_10)
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exit
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exit!
(<= v1_8_7_330)
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fetch
(>= v2_5_5)
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group
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inspect
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join
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key?
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keys
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kill
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kill!
(<= v1_8_7_330)
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name
(>= v2_4_6)
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name=
(>= v2_4_6)
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org_initialize
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pending_interrupt?
(>= v2_1_10)
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priority
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priority=
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raise
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report_on_exception
(>= v2_4_6)
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report_on_exception=
(>= v2_4_6)
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run
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safe_level
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set_trace_func
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status
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stop?
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terminate
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terminate!
(<= v1_8_7_330)
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thread_variable?
(>= v2_1_10)
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thread_variable_get
(>= v2_1_10)
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thread_variables
(>= v2_1_10)
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thread_variable_set
(>= v2_1_10)
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to_s
(>= v2_5_5)
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value
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wakeup
= private
= protected
abort_on_exception()
public
Returns the status of the global “abort on exception” condition. The default is false. When set to true, or if the global $DEBUG flag is true (perhaps because the command line option -d was specified) all threads will abort (the process will exit(0)) if an exception is raised in any thread. See also Thread::abort_on_exception=.
