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AlexKaras
10 years agoChampion Level 3
Hi,
This is correct behaviour.
OnLogError is called only for the 'logical' test errors (e.g. attempt to use an object or its property that does not exist).
In order to handle native script run-time errors (e.g. use of the undeclared variable or attempt to divide by zero) the native exception-handling means of the given script language must be used (e.g. try/catch or On Error...)
This is correct behaviour.
OnLogError is called only for the 'logical' test errors (e.g. attempt to use an object or its property that does not exist).
In order to handle native script run-time errors (e.g. use of the undeclared variable or attempt to divide by zero) the native exception-handling means of the given script language must be used (e.g. try/catch or On Error...)
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