Hi Gregory,
Are you a statistician? Sample size should not play any role in the
size of numbers that Revolution can handle. What exactly are you
having a problem with? You an catch error messages by using the try-
catch control structure. Just put this around the syntax that does
the calculations and show an error dialog if you "catch" an error.
See the docs for more info.
Some of the information is difficult to retrieve if a stack is
password protected. I made a shareware library that allows you to
catch errors in password protected stacks. The library gives you
several ways to parse and display errors. If this sounds useful, have
a look at the developers section of the Economy-x-Talk website.
Best regards,
Mark
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get full control of error handling in Revolution.
Op 4-aug-2006, om 0:13 heeft Gregory Lypny het volgende geschreven:
Hello everyone,
I'm making a stack of statistical tests. Some of the calculations
involve numbers too big for Revolution to handle, so I want to be
able to warn the user if he or she supplies a sample size that is
too big. How can I catch error messages such as a range overflow
(see below) to do this?
multiply: range error (overflow)
Regards,
Gregory
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