I just learned something about tracking down these types of
exceptions...
Try this:
Turn on Include Function names in the App properties.
w = new WinMessageToSend
try
w.ShowModal
catch err As RunTimeException
dim s() As String
s = err.Stack
break
end try
When you hit the break, examine s in the debugger and you'll see the
function call stack that lead to the exception. S(0) should be the
function that triggered the exception. I used this to find an
exception being thrown in some encrypted classes.
HTH!
Mark
On Jan 16, 2007, at 11:29 AM, Arnaud Nicolet wrote:
Hello,
I've this code:
w=new WinMessageToSend
w.ShowModal
end sub
I put a breakpoint at the w.ShowModal line. Then, w is shown as
modal. When w is closed, I get an OutOfBounds Exception "at" the
w.ShowModal line.
What can cause a ShowModal method to generate such an exception
after it has been executed?
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