No Autoit Error

[StungStang]

Hi to all =), as you know, sometimes autoit can give an error, like this :

Now my question is, there is a tag/function to put in the script, fo not allow the script in case of error to give this message, but just simply exit.

For example:

Script Run--->Error---Not Show MsgBox with error--->just exit

A function like OnAutoitError("Exit"), there is a function like that?

Hi!

[wakillon]

you can use IsArray function for check your array and avoid this type of crash.

[StungStang]

Yes i know. The question is if there is a function to put in the script, for not allow the script in case of error to give a message. Is just for curiosity, that will be usefull when i have the pc turn on in the night =)

Edited August 11, 2011 by StungStang

[bogQ]

dont see the point, even if there is func like that on error script will still exit ,msgbox dont make any difrance.

Edited August 11, 2011 by bogQ

[StungStang]

For me it's make different, if you are sleeping and suddenly you heard the "boom" msgbox error, this is scary =D. Now you can say...put your volume down, but i can't do that, i use my pc alarm script =). This is a pc/server turn on 24h/24, and the annoyng "boom" isn't cool. If there is a function that in case of error exit withot the msg error, i have much more confort =)

[BrewManNH]

Change the sound file used for that type of message box, probably the Exclamation or error wav files, to either none or something less annoying.

[bogQ]

remove the line

DllCall("user32.dll", "int", "MessageBeep", "int", 0x00000010)

test it with

_AutoItErrorHandler()

Dim $a[3]

MsgBox(0,"",$a[4])

there are probably some other similar edits of you can see how they did it and adapt the code to your need

Edited August 11, 2011 by bogQ

[wakillon]

Yes i know. The question is if there is a function to put in the script, for not allow the script in case of error to give a message. Is just for curiosity, that will be usefull when i have the pc turn on in the night =)

Correct your script instead of finding a silent exit.

Edited August 11, 2011 by wakillon

[monoscout999]

You should do a couple of things.

- Inprove your scripting skills to be able of write an script that dont crash.

- Show us a code

[StungStang]

You should do a couple of things.

- Inprove your scripting skills to be able of write an script that dont crash.

- Show us a code

The script aren't mine =)...i'm too lazy to fix it, too much long =)

I try with the bogQ example.

Thanks for help =)

[monoscout999]

lazyness is not my fauborite sin