True. But since I never got a response from that request, I was trying to do a workaround on my own. But it appears we don't do error handling with scripts, so I am SOL. Will keep trying to find another way to get the data.

Fixes are scheduled and do not happen over night. A release of a software package with well over a million lines of code requires significant effort and scheduled - the Nest control will be reviewed at the next release. There are no plans to implement an error handling function in ez-script. As this conversation has demonstrated, all example usages of error handling are incorrect. There is no applicable usage for EZ-Script error handling if correct code is written, which is the purpose of ez-robot, to teach programming and robotics.

Stay tuned for a future release that will contain the fix if an issue is identified. There has still not been an issue identified and all Nest tests at ezrobot function correctly.