Fix javadoc

src/main/java/carpet/script/exception/ThrowStatement.java

@@ -39,9 +39,10 @@ public class ThrowStatement extends InternalExpressionException
      * Conveniently creates a value from the {@code value} String
      * to be used easily in Java code
      * @param message The message to display when not handled
-     * @param value A String that will be converted 
+     * @param exception An {@link Exception} containing the inheritance data
-     *              to a value to pass to {@code catch}
+     *                  for this exception. When throwing from Java,
-     *              blocks
+     *                  those exceptions should be pre-registered and used
+     *                  instead of creating new ones each time.
      * @param parent This exception's data
      */
     public ThrowStatement(String message, Exception exception)

src/main/java/carpet/script/exception/Throwables.java

@@ -65,6 +65,8 @@ public class Throwables {
          * <p>Parent will default to {@link Throwables#USER_DEFINED} if provided
          * parentValue meets Value#isNull, else it will create a new {@link Exception},
          * with its parent being {@link Throwables#USER_DEFINED}.
+         * <p>If passed parent matches {@link Throwables#ERROR}, it will create an error
+         * exception, which cannot be caught.
          * @param value The {@link Value} of the exception
          * @param parentValue An optional {@link Value} matching the name of a parent exception.
          *               <br>Accepts a {@link NullValue}, but not a {@code null}
@@ -98,7 +100,7 @@ public class Throwables {
         }
         
         /**
-         * Checks whether the given filter matches an instance of this exception, including checking equality
+         * Checks whether the given filter matches an instance of this exception, by checking equality
          * with itself and possible parents.
          * @param filter The {@link Value} to check against
          * @return Whether or not the given value matches this exception's hierarchy