Is it possible to catch a syntax error within the same file or REPL?

General Usage
1

Given the two files

test.jl:

f(; kwargs...) = dump(kwargs)

try
	f(a=1, b=2, a=7)
catch ex
	println("Caught exception!")
	dump(ex)
end

and testincl.jl:

try
	include("test.jl")
catch ex
	println("Caught exception!")
	dump(ex)
end

I get

$ julia test.jl
ERROR: LoadError: syntax: keyword argument "a" repeated in call to "f" around test.jl:4
Stacktrace:
 [1] top-level scope
   @ test.jl:3
in expression starting at test.jl:3
$ julia testincl.jl
Caught exception!
LoadError
  file: String "test.jl"
  line: Int64 3
  error: ErrorException
    msg: String "syntax: keyword argument \"a\" repeated in call to \"f\" around test.jl:4"

I guess it’s somewhat difficult to define how catching syntax errors should work (since after all, the program is not well-formed in that case). It looks like it’s not possible within the same file (or REPL), but maybe there’s some “hidden” way?