Catch a syntax error when parsing an input file with the --stay-connected flag active #126
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I just moved the menu into a function so that I can call it from an except block. Please let me know if there is a cleaner way to do this that I'm not thinking of. |
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Most errors are caught by the robot after the program has been sent, but a few will abort the entire program.
While this used to be fine, it can be annoying when the --stay-connected flag is active.
Currently, this only works after the program has been successfully sent once, but I'm open to applying it more broadly. However, getting that to work would probably require a small refactor.