SYNOPSIS
        mixed catch (expr, expr, ...)
        mixed catch (expr, expr, ... ; nolog)  EXPERIMENTAL

DESCRIPTION
        Evaluate the expressions. If there is no error, 0 is returned.
        If there is an error, the evaluation of the expressions stops at
        that point, and a string with the error message is returned.

        System error messages start with a leading '*', user-defined
        error values (other than 0) as given to throw() and raise_error() are
        returned as they are.

        If at the time the catch() is encountered less than
        __CATCH_EVAL_COST__ eval ticks are left, a runtime error will be
        thrown and the expressions will not be executed.

        Normally, the caught error will be logged in the error logs for easier
        debugging. If the keyword 'nolog' is given, this log is suppressed.
        This is an experimental feature which might not survive for all
        times.

        Catch is not really an efun, but a compiler directive.

EXAMPLE
        object obj;
        string err;
        if (err = catch(obj = clone_object("/foo/bar/baz")))
           write("Cannot clone object, reason:"+err"+\n");

HISTORY
        LDMud 3.2.9 introduced the 'nolog' catch() as experimental feature.

SEE ALSO
        throw(E), raise_error(E), predefined(D)