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is it possible to HIDE the 'Error' if this file dont exist'

im onley getting this(GetFatalError("0","1") :)

hope anybody can help me out thanxs allready :(

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is it possible to HIDE the 'Error' if this file dont exist'

im onley getting this(GetFatalError("0","1") :)

hope anybody can help me out thanxs allready :(

The BEST way to get help on something is either posting a scrpt, or giving a very detailed description of what kind of script you looking to find,

ask a vague question, get a vague answer

"FileDelete"

"DirRemove"

look in the helpfile

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The BEST way to get help on something is either posting a scrpt, or giving a very detailed description of what kind of script you looking to find,

ask a vague question, get a vague answer

"FileDelete"

"DirRemove"

look in the helpfile

he said what he meant to say.. he is tryin to say..

he got a script that Delete something dont care w/e it is..

and if that file dont exist you get an error Example: 'Could not find blablablablablaa.exe'

and then the script stops... how can you 'Hide' that error and continue the script

that is what he meant.

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WOW, this is the first time I'm actually able to help someone with something I've learned.

What you could do is make the file delete a second script. The first script will call the second script whenever it is time. Then before the actual file delete function, put an "IF" statement in telling the second script to close if the file doesn't exist, and if it does continue on, and then it will delete.

I feel so good finally being able to help......although there may be a better way to do this.

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I'm really with Paulie on this one, it's so much easier to answer someone specifically rather than generally not knowing what they are applying the answer to.....

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is it possible to HIDE the 'Error' if this file dont exist'

im onley getting this(GetFatalError("0","1") :)

hope anybody can help me out thanxs allready :(

Put the following at the top of your script

Opt("RunErrorsFatal", 0) That will suppress all errors.

You would be much better off adding an error handling routine in the script.

If FileExists($file) Then
Do This
Else
Do Something Else
EndIf

or if you want you could just use

If FileExists($File) Then Do_Whatever()
Func Do_Whatever()
   MsgBox(4096,'Good News','The file actually does exist at the specified location')
EndFunc
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Put the following at the top of your script

Opt("RunErrorsFatal", 0) That will suppress all errors.

You would be much better off adding an error handling routine in the script.

If FileExists($file) Then
Do This
Else
Do Something Else
EndIf

or if you want you could just use

If FileExists($File) Then Do_Whatever()
Func Do_Whatever()
   MsgBox(4096,'Good News','The file actually does exist at the specified location')
EndFunc
I agree with error checking, with that done properly, you don't have to worry about fatal errors too much. But I was under the impression that Opt('RunErrorsFatal', 0) was for RunWait/Run only, leaving other causes to still cause an Error msg?

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RunErrorsFatal Sets if the script should terminate with a fatal error if a Run/RunWait function fails due to bad paths/file not found/Bad login IDs:

1 = fatal error (default)

0 = silent error (@error set to 1)

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I have a help file thanks :), just posting it without any comments, or you want to say what your interpretation is :( ?

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I was just confirming your " But I was under the impression that Opt('RunErrorsFatal', 0) was for RunWait/Run only" dunno about the last past. :)

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I agree with error checking, with that done properly, you don't have to worry about fatal errors too much. But I was under the impression that Opt('RunErrorsFatal', 0) was for RunWait/Run only, leaving other causes to still cause an Error msg?

Right you are. I mis-read the post. :)

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