is there a TRY command

[sbrady]

I have found that if 1 line of code does not function properly, it haults the script from running. Is there a way I can tell the script to "try" running this code and if it does not complete its task to ignore the code and keep going.

I guess I could do IF....then but was wondering if there was another way. I looked over the help file and couldnt find what I was looking for...........is there such a thing.

[water]

No. Write your scripts in a way that they don't crash. Do error checking after each function call, use a COM error handler when necessary etc.

[guinness]

What does the line of code look like? What is the error it is causing?

As water said, never try and circumvent coding errors because it's going to cause you problems in the future anyway.

[mihaibr]

These functions might help you,many crashes occur when you use functions with different kind of value than the default:

IsAdmin

Checks if the current user has full administrator privileges.

IsArray

Checks if a variable is an array type.

IsBinary

Checks if a variable or expression is a binary type.

IsBool

Checks if a variable's base type is boolean.

IsDeclared

Check if a variable has been declared.

IsDllStruct

Checks if a variable is a DllStruct type.

IsFloat

Checks if a variable or expression is a float-type.

IsHWnd

Checks if a variable's base type is a pointer and window handle.

IsInt

Checks if a variable or expression is an integer type.

IsKeyword

Checks if a variable is a keyword (for example, Default).

IsNumber

Checks if a variable's base type is numeric.

IsObj

Checks if a variable or expression is an object type.

IsPtr

Checks if a variable's base type is a pointer.

IsString

Checks if a variable is a string type.

[Bert]

An IF statement is the way to go. You can add a timeout for example or if certain conditions are met then run the IF statement. You can also use an "Else" statement inside the If statement. :

IF bla bla bla then

bla bla ble

Else

bla bla bla

endif