Avoid AutoIt Error MessageBox

[lsakizada]

When running au3 script which has a syntax error (something like that):

$AutoItPID = Run($InstallDir & '\AutoIt3.exe "' & $Path & '"', "", Default, $STDIN_CHILD + $STDOUT_CHILD + $STDERR_CHILD)

Then the AutoIt raise a message box that indicate the error line.

I know that the error came from the interpretor and not from SCITE since the script is not running from SCITE.

How to avoid this error? I am running many scripts one after one and the message box is blocking from running the other scripts to run....

Aternatively, I would prefer to configure time out to that message box.

BTW: The InstallDir path Use the beta version (3.2.11.1).

Edited February 25, 2008 by lsakizada

[MHz]

BTW: The InstallDir path Use the beta version (3.2.11.1).

Which version of AutoIt is running the script? as the below function example results with no error output and just sets @error in AutoIt v3.2.11.1.

Run('I_Do_Not_exist.exe')
ConsoleWrite(@error & @CRLF)

Edit:

If it is a syntax error in the executed script run by the beta, then you may need to run Au3Check on that script to work out what the error is. You may also look at using /ErrorStdOut on the script and see if that prevents the Msgbox appearing.

Edited February 25, 2008 by MHz

[lsakizada]

Which version of AutoIt is running the script? as the below function example results with no error output and just sets @error in AutoIt v3.2.11.1.

Run('I_Do_Not_exist.exe')
ConsoleWrite(@error & @CRLF)

Edit:

If it is a syntax error in the executed script run by the beta, then you may need to run Au3Check on that script to work out what the error is. You may also look at using /ErrorStdOut on the script and see if that prevents the Msgbox appearing.

Versions:

Autoiit: 3.2.10.0

AutoIt Beta: 3.2.11.1

the flag /ErrorStdOut does not prevent this error.

A one or two beta built was just fine and no error was displayed.

Something has changed?

to get the error just run this trivial syntax error:

DD=

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I still need help on this matter. Thanks.

Edited February 26, 2008 by lsakizada

[MrCreatoR]

to get the error just run this trivial syntax error:

So what is the problem? if you are using a script code that have syntax errors, you should expect a syntax error message .

Just fix the errors, and you should not have any messages.

From the image i can only tell that the code inside Header1_main.au3 script have syntax errors.

[lsakizada]

So what is the problem? if you are using a script code that have syntax errors, you should expect a syntax error message .

Just fix the errors, and you should not have any messages.

From the image i can only tell that the code inside Header1_main.au3 script have syntax errors.

Well I worked around this issue through AU3Check.exe.

thanks