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By Xandy
I'm listing the error message strings, and roughly matching the error code
Is this how to do error reporting? Is there a more simple way I don't know about?
I realise I might not need to trap @error inside $error. I like it this way b/c I have no fear of overwriting @error now; I don't even use it.
Func Send_Connect($address, $port) $socket = TCPConnect($address, $port) $error = @error If $error <> 0 Then Local $aError[4] = ["-2 not connected.", _ "1 IPAddr is incorrect.", _ "2 port is incorrect."] $aError[3] = "10060 Connection timed out." If $error < 0 Then $error = 0 If $error > 2 Then $error = 3 MsgBox(0, "TCP Connect Error", $aError[$error], 0) $socket = 0 EndIf Return $socket EndFunc -
By Spartan117
Hi everyone,
I am wondering if is there any autoit function that make the program ignore errors and move on and resume correct lines?
Thank you
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By nacerbaaziz
Hi dear
I have a question please
Can we customize error messages in autoit script?
I mean internal error messages
for example
AutoIt Error
Line 4 (File "D:\my projects\NVDA Manager\New AutoIt v3
Script.au3"):
$script[1] = 1
$script^ ERROR
Error: Subscript used on non-accessible variable.
For example, I want to customize this message
Is this possible?
am waiting for your answers
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By AnonymousX
Hello,
I'm trying to make a program that can look at a folder directory, find all the CSV files, and then add the data from CSV's to an array.
The problem I seem to be running into is on the 2nd iteration (2nd file) when the script will not create an array. Could someone please help? Thanks in advance
#include <Array.au3> #include <File.au3> #include <MsgBoxConstants.au3> #include <Excel.au3> #include <MsgBoxConstants.au3> Global $MasterArray RefineData() Func RefineData() Local $i, $filenum, $file, $csvArray, $sFilePath = @ScriptDir $fileList = _FileListToArrayRec($sFilePath, "*.csv", 1) ;Create and array of all .csv files within folder ;=====Loop through the .csv files within the folder====== For $filenum = 1 To UBound($fileList) - 1 Step 1 $file = $fileList[$filenum] $sFilePath = $sFilePath & "\" & $file ;=====Create array based on csv file===== _FileReadToArray($sFilePath, $csvArray, $FRTA_NOCOUNT, ",") _ArrayDisplay($csvArray,"File: " & $filenum) If $filenum = 1 Then $MasterArray = $csvArray _ArrayDisplay($MasterArray, "Master") Else $MasterArray = _ArrayColInsert($MasterArray, UBound($MasterArray)) ;want column added at end For $i = 0 To UBound($MasterArray)-1 Step 1 $MasterArray[$i][UBound($MasterArray) - 1] = $csvArray[$i][4] Next _ArrayDisplay($MasterArray, "Master") EndIf Next EndFunc ;==>RefineData
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By ur
In the autoit file, if we add multiple libraries (both internal and custom created one)
When we compile the code and run the exe, some time we are getting runtime errors.
But the line number of error is not showing the exact line number, might be it is including the line number count of libraries also.
Can you please suggest how to get the exact error line number.
So, it will be useful for debugging.
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