Are you trying to trace through it perhaps ? It appears that the E
it gives you is a copy, not the original. It may have something to
do with $O+, IDE and the above.
On 4 May 99 at 15:20, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Doing the following :
Except
On E : Exception Do
: [DUG]: Bizarre bug of the day
Are you trying to trace through it perhaps ? It appears that the E
it gives you is a copy, not the original. It may have something to
do with $O+, IDE and the above.
On 4 May 99 at 15:20, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Doing the following :
Except
Peter,
How are you testing for a Nil pointer? Also check the ExceptObject value.
I have never come across this problem, except when I am debugging - if I
have break on exception, and if I have optimisation turned on (ought to
really turn this off when debugging) or stack frames turned off,
Doing the following :
Except
On E : Exception Do
Sometimes gives me an empty (nil) E enen though I have explicityly created
an exception using raise Exception.Create.
Has anyone else had this?
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