Howard Bornstein wrote:
On 2/12/06, Phil Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Howard,
You could try displaying 'the executionContexts' in an 'errorDialog'
handler of your stack script - maybe that will give you some clues as to
what's happening.
Phil Davis
Where did you find information about "the executionContexts"? I
couldn't find any reference to it in the docs so I don't know how to
interpret the results.
It is undocumented and likely to remain so. The "executionContexts" is
intended only for use within the IDE, though some people are using it
elsewhere. It is not guaranteed to remain unchanged and it is unsupported.
It gave: stack
"/Users/howard/Projects/LandyVision/LandyPlayer.rev",errorDialog,198
What does 198 refer to?
The line number of the error in the errors list -- see below.
For that matter, there doesn't seem to be complete info about the
errorDialog message. It says line one contains "Information about the
statement that caused the error."
In my case, line 1 shows: 573,10,1,rawkeydown
Well, I know it's telling me that the rawkeydown handler caused the
error, but what does 573,10,1 mean?
the number are, in order: the line number in the script where the error
occured, the column (or token) where the error occured (usually
corresponds to a word) and the parameter that is being manipulated or
passed, if any. In your example, the error occured on line 573 of the
script at word or token 10. There is a parameter of "1" being
manipulated (I think; I've forgotten some of this.)
In addition, the errorDialog dictionary entry refers to the
cErrorsList property of the stack "revErrorDisplay" as having useful
info. This property contains (on my system) 631 error entries.
Right. That is the list you check to find out what error 198 is. Line
198 of that list gives you an English description of the problem, which
is, "Factor: error in left operand". Apparently it doesn't like that "1".
I have
no idea what they are, if they're simply a list of errors or if
they're pertinent to my situation, etc. Again, there is no other
reference to this property anywhere in the Rev documentation that I
could find.
They are a lookup list so that Rev's error dialog can contain an
English-language description for the user. In general, these are only
for use within the IDE and they occasionally change, so if you plan to
include the list in a standalone, you should update it if you rebuild
with a newer engine version.
I'm in one of those black "I hate Rev" moods, based on my inability to
find the information I need to solve my problem.
Hopefully you are only grey now.
--
Jacqueline Landman Gay | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
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