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>>Gregory,
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>>Thank you very much for your help. I used your simple example and now understand better how the nested TRY/CATCH works.
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>No hay de que, dijo Gregorio
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>Notes
>(1) There has to be a catch block even if it's empty
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> local a, b
> b = 'aa'
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>
> try
> try
> a = 3/b
> ?a
> catch
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> endtry
>
> catch
> ?'outer'
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> endtry
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>(2) Omitting the (inner) CATCH results in an error (unhandled exception) when there's an error in the inner try
>It is caught by the outer try
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> local a, b
> b = 'aa'
>
>
>
> try
> try
> a = 3/b
> ?a
> endtry
>
> catch
> ?'outer'
>
> endtry
>
>(3) When there's no error in the inner try there's no outer catch
>[ one may argue why you write a try without catch]
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>
> local a, b
> b = 'aa'
>
>
> try
> try
> a = 3/1
> ?a
> endtry
>
> catch
> ?'outer'
>
> endtry
>
Muchas gracias de nuevo. I always have a CATCH even if sometimes I have no code there. The purpose is to simply suppress the error.
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