how to remove autoit error out of .exe

[Hypertrophy]

If my autoit .exe would have an error that i don't know about it would come up with an AutoIt Error saying Line -1 etc. Is there a directive or something I can do so no error pops up it just closes the .exe?

[guwguw]

If my autoit .exe would have an error that i don't know about it would come up with an AutoIt Error saying Line -1 etc. Is there a directive or something I can do so no error pops up it just closes the .exe?

Are you suggesting that you want to force AutoIt to compile/build a script with errors in it? Why not just throw your computer out the window (or in the toilet bowl)?

[Juvigy]

Check out the error handler examples in the help file.

[Hypertrophy]

Check out the error handler examples in the help file.

do you mean @error?

[dani]

I think it's better to get rid of the error, rather than hide it

[Hypertrophy]

Yall don't understand. I'm not the best coder in the world and I don't want people using my script and an ugly-ass autoit error comes up. Can I change it where it doesn't say "AutoIt Error"

[dani]

I don't know if that's possible -- I don't think so.

Can't you just post the part of your script that gives errors so we can help you find the problem?

[martin]

Yall don't understand. I'm not the best coder in the world and I don't want people using my script and an ugly-ass autoit error comes up. Can I change it where it doesn't say "AutoIt Error"

Yes.

You simply need to spend some time improving the way your code deals with things. If you use an array for example, make sure that the index you are going to use is not outside the range of the array.( UBound is very useful for that.) If you call a function then check then check the return, the @error value or @extended if relevant and take the appropriate action.

You are not alone in not being the best coder but why not try to become better?

If you write it well your code can be very very robust and people will happy using it. IMO an application which dies without any explanation will be unloved, get neglected and end up in the recycle bin never to be recycled.

[GEOSoft]

Error checking is there for a reason and no attempt should be made to bypass those error messages even if you could. Just learn to code properly and check for errors before you compile, end of problem.