JavaScript FatalError

just in case at some point you decide to break everything, regardless possible try catches around ...

function FatalError(message, file, line){
    function toString() {
        throw e;
    }
    var e = this;
    e["@message"] = message;
    e["@file"] = file || e.file || e.fileName;
    e["@line"] = line || e.line || e.lineNumber;
    if ("__defineGetter__" in e) {
        e.__defineGetter__("message", toString);
        e.__defineGetter__("description", toString);
    } else {
        e.message = e.description = {toString: toString};
    }
    // just in case, but not necessary
    e.toString = e.valueOf = toString;
};
(FatalError.prototype = new Error).name = "FatalError";

how to use it?

throw new FatalError("this must be a joke!");

P.S. it won't work if Errors are not logged ( silent failures, definitively a problem for certain applications ;) )