In the very interesting discussion on Custom Properties, Mark Wieder
introduced this example
setProp NewValue pValue
try
if pValue < 0 then
set the foreColor of me to "red"
else
set the foreColor of me to empty
end if
end try
put pValue into me
end NewValue
I think I get the idea, but Mark, why did you use 'try'? It would not
occur to me to do this - indeed I don't think I've ever used 'try',
which if I understand correctly, allows the script to capture an
error rather than handing it to the RR engine: but that involves
'catch' doesn't it? Is there any advantage to using 'try' the way you
did?
Just curious - there's so much I don't know!
Graham
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Graham Samuel / The Living Fossil Co. / UK and France
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