How can you bubble up errors so they can be caught in the same try/catch block?

I've got an object with functions that throw errors,

myObj = {
  ini:function(){
    this.f();
  },
  f:function(){
   throw new Error();
  } 
};

but I only want to catch the exceptions where the object is created

try{
  var o = new myObj();
}catch(err){
  alert("error!");
}

it loo开发者_开发知识库ks like i have to have try/catch blocks everywhere =/ to capture the error event in different function scopes

try{
    myObj = {
      ini:function(){
        try{
          this.f();
        }catch(err){
         alert("f threw an err");
        }
      },
      f:function(){
       throw new Error();
      } 
    };
}catch(err){
 alert("error happend while crating Obj");
}

But I only want to capture from one place =/ How do I do this?

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Have your function throw a specific type of object, and then in your catch block check to see if (err instanceof MyExceptionObj) and handle appropriately, otherwise re-throw it.

By re-throw I mean:

If the caught exception object isn't one you can handle, you should re-throw it to give any catch blocks further up a chance to handle it. If none do, the browser will catch it and display a JS error.

try {
   if ($.browser.msie) {
      throw new UnsupportedBrowserException();
   }
} catch (ex) {
   if (ex instanceof UnsupportedBrowserException) {
      alert('Your browser isn't supported.');
   } else {
      // We don't know how to handle this exception, throw it back.
      throw ex;
   }
}

You probably wouldn't do this in the real world.

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You can only conditionally catch exceptions in JavaScript 1.7 and higher. Refer to the following:

try {
  0();
} catch (ex if ex instanceof TypeError) {
  // only catch TypeErrors
}

Otherwise, you have to catch all exceptions, do an instanceof check, and then rethrow the exceptions if the check returns true.

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maybe instead of throwing an error and then catching it, you could just call a function.