On Wednesday, Aug 25 1999, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'd like to lock the error dialogs in a stack so the user will not see any
> error messages. I put some the following into a button to try it out.
>
> on mouseUp
> kjfghmlr
> end mouseUp
>
> When I click the button I get an execution error as expected. Then I typed
> into the Message Box:
>
> set the lockErrorDialogs to true
>
> and also
>
> set the lockErrorDialogs to false
>
> In both cases I still get an Execution Error box when I click the button.
> Doesn't lockErrorDialogs suppress the Execution Error box or is that done
> some other way?
I think it should supress the error, but it doesn't appear to here either.
But lockErrorDialogs has been superceded with the "try" control structure:
try
whatever scripts
catch someError
put "There was an error" && someError
end try
Also check out the entries for "throw" and "finally".
Regards,
Kevin
> Philip Chumbley
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