The ProXL error handler, if installed, will print a reasonably intelligent error message and then act according to the user-specified options. By default, it presents the following prompt and waits for user input:
ProXL Error Handler (h for help)?
Th options available are:
ProXL Error options:
c continue - do nothing
t trace - debugger will start creeping
d debug - debugger will start leaping
a abort - cause Prolog abort
e exit - irreversible exit from Prolog
A Abort - cause Prolog abort and set this mode as the default
h help - print this message