Is it possible to debug on runtime error?
I was wondering if anyone could give me a definitive answer as to whether or not it SHOULD be possible to debug a script after a runtime error. The easiest way of replicating what I mean is to ...
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When I ran your code to do the divide by zero, I actually got text that says what unit and line number within that unit of code generated the error and that it is a divide by zero error. When I click OK on that, I get another message that gives me the Microsoft VBScript runtime error screen telling me, again, it is a divide by zero error with the error location giving me precisely the file location, line number, and column number of the error.
Additionally, in the background, the unit with the error in it is opened for me to see with the line causing the error highlighted in red.
Do you not get these two screens or the highlight?
As for the error dialog, I do not get that unless I'm running the full project or running a specific test item (for example, add a test item to the test item panel that links to that divide by zero function and run just it). I can then, at that point, either say to proceed past the critical error or stop the project run.
Additionally, in the background, the unit with the error in it is opened for me to see with the line causing the error highlighted in red.
Do you not get these two screens or the highlight?
As for the error dialog, I do not get that unless I'm running the full project or running a specific test item (for example, add a test item to the test item panel that links to that divide by zero function and run just it). I can then, at that point, either say to proceed past the critical error or stop the project run.
