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 *  test_lazyhandler.sli
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/* BeginDocumentation
Name: testsuite::test_lazyhandler - test if SLI returns exit code 0 when an error is handled by a lazy user error handler.

Synopsis: (test_lazyhandler) run -> 

Description:
This script establishes a user error handler and then provokes an
error. The error handler does NOT reset errodict::newerror to false. 
This is wrong behaviour, but it is no error that normally prevents
execution of the script. Although this is strictly speaking a
programming error, NEST should pass this scipt and return exit code 0.

Author: Ruediger Kupper

FirstVersion: 03-jul-2008

SeeAlso: testsuite::test_pass, testsuite::test_fail, testsuite::test_stop, testsuite::test_goodhandler,  testsuite::test_lazyhandler, testsuite::test_badhandler
*/

% provoking an error with a lazy error handler:
{1 /hello add} stopped {} if
