@error from AutoIt3X

[Guest Greg Thomas]

How can I get the error code (if at all) when using the ActiveX control? As far as I can see, although I can set the RunErrorsFatal option, there's no way of catching the error.

With RunErrorsFatal=1, I would expect something like a VB error to be raised (or whatever the language neutral equivalent is).

With RunErrorsFatal=0, I would look at the error flag, but I can't see a way of getting it! Any ideas?

Thanks,

Greg

[tutor2000]

How can I get the error code (if at all) when using the ActiveX control? As far as I can see, although I can set the RunErrorsFatal option, there's no way of catching the error.

With RunErrorsFatal=1, I would expect something like a VB error to be raised (or whatever the language neutral equivalent is).

With RunErrorsFatal=0, I would look at the error flag, but I can't see a way of getting it! Any ideas?

Thanks,

Greg

Wouldn't the errors be the same as autoit3 itself? I'm just learning vbscript so I could quite possibly be wrong

Rick

[Jon]

How can I get the error code (if at all) when using the ActiveX control? As far as I can see, although I can set the RunErrorsFatal option, there's no way of catching the error.

With RunErrorsFatal=1, I would expect something like a VB error to be raised (or whatever the language neutral equivalent is).

With RunErrorsFatal=0, I would look at the error flag, but I can't see a way of getting it! Any ideas?

Thanks,

Greg

There is no "fatal" error in AutoItX because it just returns control back to the calling VBScript with a return value.