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Catch a build error
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From
13/12/2007 22:25:18
Dragan Nedeljkovich (Online)
Now officially retired
Zrenjanin, Serbia
 
 
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13/12/2007 21:44:55
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Forum:
Visual FoxPro
Category:
Project manager
Environment versions
Visual FoxPro:
VFP 9 SP1
OS:
Windows XP SP1
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Thread ID:
01275758
Message ID:
01275771
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>Have you looked at EXTERNAL PROCEDURE?

I have, but that'd be a half solution to this - it'd make the problem go away temporarily, until the next similar project. I want to catch the error and just log it along with any other similar error, and decide what to do about it, all of this automagically/programmatically, not to stand duty with my mouse finger ready.

But this seems to be something that just doesn't lend itself to automatic solutions - i even tried sys(2335,0) but it's for COM servers only, has no effect in the IDE.

Too bad...

>>I'm building a little .app module which relies a lot on the main exe (which will call it), and it has its own pjx file. Now there's one place in one function somewhere where it calls another function that is not part of this project. I know I can just click ignore - been doing that all day - but I'd like to automate the process. Keyboard "I" is also not an answer, before anyone suggests that.
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>>I've tried so far:
>>
>>- wrapping the Build App... in a try/catch block. Does not raise an error.
>>
>>- adding a .prg defined project hook with some code in its .error() method. No can do (aka "will not can"), must be a vcx. In next life maybe.
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>>- adding a .vcx defined project hook with the same code (if nError>0, messagebox). Does not raise an error, just gives me the #$@{} dialog.
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>>Or is this one of those "no you can not automate this, it is supposed to run on one horsepower forever!"?

back to same old

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