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# ErrorCallbackHandler typedef

ErrorCallbackHandler = AsyncError? Function(Zone self, ZoneDelegate parent, Zone zone, Object error, StackTrace? stackTrace)

The type of a custom Zone.errorCallback implementation function.

A function used as ZoneSpecification.errorCallback to specialize the behavior of a new zone.

The `error` and `stackTrace` are the error and stack trace passed to Zone.errorCallback of `zone`.

The function will be called when a synchronous error becomes an asynchronous error, either by being caught, for example by a `Future.then` callback throwing, or when used to create an asynchronous error programmatically, for example using `Future.error` or `Completer.complete`.

If the function does not want to replace the error or stack trace, it should just return `parent.errorCallback(zone, error, stackTrace)`, giving the parent zone the chance to intercept.

If the function does want to replace the error and/or stack trace, say with `error2` and `stackTrace2`, it should still allow the parent zone to intercept those errors, for examples as:

      return parent.errorCallback(zone, error, stackTrace) ??
          AsyncError(error, stackTrace);

The function returns either `null` if the original error and stack trace is unchanged, avoiding any allocation in the most common case, or an AsyncError containing a replacement error and stack trace which will be used in place of the originals as the asynchronous error.

The `self` Zone is the zone the handler was registered on, the `parent` delegate forwards to the handlers of `self`'s parent zone, and `zone` is the current zone where the error was uncaught, which will have `self` as an ancestor zone.

The error callback handler must not throw.

The function must only access zone-related functionality through `self`, `parent` or `zone`. It should not depend on the current zone (Zone.current).

## Implementation

    typedef ErrorCallbackHandler = AsyncError? Function(
      Zone self,
      ZoneDelegate parent,
      Zone zone,
      Object error,
      StackTrace? stackTrace,
    );