On Aug 11, 2004, at 1:38 PM, Jerry Daniels wrote:
How would "try" work so that all statements in the IDE are going through it? Sounds very interesting.
I'm still not explaining this well.
The problem with 'try' it that it would need to be in all handlers for events if you want to catch all errors. The errorDialog approaches would be better for getting all errors.
Example:
on mouseUp
try
doButtonStuff
catch e
doErrorStuff e
end try
end mouseUpAn error or throw in doButtonStuff, even down deep in functions and commands, will bubble up to the catch (if there is no 'try' in between).
Using 'try' is fine for a small number of events that you want to watch. It is great for putting at the top of some library functions.
If you are making a new plugin and want to integrate with the IDE, I'm not sure what is best, but it sounds like the direction you are going will work; I didn't look closely.
Dar Scott
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