Ross Levis wrote: > function ExceptionFilter(ExceptionPointers: TExceptionPointers): > LongInt; > begin > Result := $ffffffff; > end;
The named constant for that return value is Exception_Continue_Execution, which corresponds to VB's "On Error Resume Next" statement. And remember that this function needs to be a stdcall function. Its parameter should be a _pointer_ to a TExceptionPointers record. > SetUnhandledExceptionFilter(@ExceptionFilter); > > No AV error is produced and the program continues on as usual. I'm now > wondering if ExceptionPointers provides some information on the details > of the error. Wonder no more. SetUnhandledExceptionFilter, its callback function, and the Exception_Pointers record are all documented in MSDN. TExceptionPointers has two fields, an exception record, and a context. The latter contains the state of the CPU registers at the time the exception was raised. You can read about the contents of that record in Windows.pas. The exception record will probably be more useful. It tells you the exception code (so you can respond to Exception_Access_Violation differently than you respond to exceptions you're not expecting). There is also an ExceptionInformation field, which tells you additional, exception-specific information. -- Rob _______________________________________________ Delphi mailing list -> [email protected] http://www.elists.org/mailman/listinfo/delphi
