Re: Trapping errors when a stack opens

Pete- Sunday, July 27, 2014, 8:28:26 PM, you wrote: > Hi Mark, > Not quite my situation. The try/catch isn't in the preOpenxxx Handler > which has the error, it's in the script of the stack that issues the open > stack command. Ah. Then the scripts are acting the way they're supposed to. You ha

Re: Trapping errors when a stack opens

Hi Mark, Not quite my situation. The try/catch isn't in the preOpenxxx Handler which has the error, it's in the script of the stack that issues the open stack command. Pete lcSQL Software Home of lcStackBrowser and SQLiteAdmin

Re: Trapping errors when a stack opens

Pete- Saturday, July 26, 2014, 12:05:02 PM, you wrote: > Unfortunately, this will be running on other folks computers so can't rely > on them having PowerDebug installed. OK - I did another test (without PowerDebug in the system) and it functioned as expected: runtime error in the preopenstack h

Re: Trapping errors when a stack opens

Nasty cough you have there Mark! Unfortunately, this will be running on other folks computers so can't rely on them having PowerDebug installed. Strange thing about this is that if I open the stack with the opening errors from the IDE File menu, it shows up in the Application Browser so somehow t

Re: Trapping errors when a stack opens

Pete- Friday, July 25, 2014, 8:18:12 AM, you wrote: > Any ideas of how to have my script continue AND have the opened stack > script error show up? This is a limitation of the built-in debugger. PowerDebug doesn't fall into this trap and allows you to do what you'd like to do. http://www.ahsoft