Michael Siebert wrote:
Thank you for your help, but since I'm a Rails programmer and don't know
anything about the OOo APIs, I don't have a clue what you mean :)
So you're saying that OOo is not capable of logging errors to the command
line?
I am saying that I do not know any command to dump output to the
console. Do you usually run OpenOffice.org from the command line so that
there would be a command line to check for errors?
So I'll have to do some debugging like what I sometimes do with
JavaScript alert()'s, in a Language i don't know about? OK.
Can you then tell me how i open a file and write some text to it?
I must take of a neighbors dog so I have no time now.
and what
the heck is an "on Error" statement?
You can tell a macro what to do when an error happens.
regards, Micha
2006/8/8, Andrew Douglas Pitonyak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
First, create a small routine that accepts a single string and logs the
string to a file. Perhaps you coudl even add a time/date to the output.
Next, go to a few of the routines and have them call the log routine at
the start and end of the subroutine.
Now, you can at least try to see where the log messages stopped
appearing.
When you think that you know the routine with the problem, you can add
an "On Error" statement and then write the line number and error number
to the file.
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