how to lily.quit() on love.errorhandler?

[gphg]

I managed to get lily quit on love.quit callback by following code:

function love.quit()
	local lily = package['lily'] or package['libs.lily'] or package['path.to.lily'] or nil
	if lily then 
		lily.quit()
	end
end

But how to do it on love.errorhandler. Without it, an usual error if lily.quit() is not called popped out after the error message displayed and program quited.

AL lib: (EE) alc_cleanup: 1 device not closed

[gphg]

I somehow managed to get it right without completely rewrite the errorhandler.

-- cache the function
local old_errorhandler = love.errorhandler
function love.errorhandler(msg)
	-- quit lily before original errorhandler get called
	local lily = package['lily'] or package['libs.lily'] or package['path.to.lily'] or nil
	if lily then 
		lily.quit()
	end
	-- call original cached errorhandler function
	old_errorhandler(msg)
end

[gphg]

Above solution doesn't work. On unexpected error, the program simply quits without tell any error. I had to uncomment it.

[banepwn]

love.errorhandler is supposed to return a function. When detouring it, you need to make sure your function returns the same values as the old one. Do return old_errorhandler(msg).

[gphg]

I debug it, and it seems the old errorhandler is nil.

Updated:
I'm on latest stable version. And it is love.errhand, not love.errorhandler. But the wiki page says otherwise. :/

-- Something like this:
local old_errorhandler = love.errorhandler or love.errhand
function love.errorhandler(msg)
	lilyQuit() -- a defined function somewhere to call lily.quit
	return old_errorhandler(msg)
end

[banepwn]

That's because LÖVE's default error handler is actually in love.errhand. In the event of an error, LÖVE will check if love.errorhandler exists first, and then love.errhand if it doesn't, then a third inaccessible function if neither exist.

[gphg]

https://love2d.org/wiki/love.errhand

Closing this issue.