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Throw

Throw an exception.

Written by Ossi Galkin

Throw is used to throw an exception. An uncaught exception will cause the Process execution to end in an error state.

Since 5.4, if a Process has a "Subprocess to call on unhandled error" set, Throw-shapes gain the "Bypass subprocess to call on unhandled error"-option, which is enabled by default. If the process terminates in a Throw-shape with the option enabled, the Subprocess to call on unhandled error will not be executed.
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