switch class : StopWithException(bool) setter
Description
Sets a value that indicates whether to stop with the exception.
Syntax
instance.StopWithException = value;
Arguments
| Class | Description |
| bool | Whether to stop with the exception. |
Return value
None
Sample code
Suppose you have the following class definition.
| 1: | class handle |
| 2: | open method void LCHandler(dictionary dic) |
| 3: | ... // event handler code. |
| 4: | endmethod |
| 5: | endclass |
Usage of the StopWithException setter is as follows.
| 1: | browser b = new browser(); |
| 2: | handle h = new handle(); |
| 3: | switch sw = b.LoadCompleted(h,"LCHandler(dictionary)"); |
| 4: | sw.StopWithException = false; // Non-stop event handler. |
| 5: | sw.ShowException = false; // It does not notify. |
| 6: | sw.Start(); |
In the above code, StopWithException and ShowException are set to false.
Therefore, even if there is a bug in the handler, event handling will continue without notifying that an exception has occurred.
Notes
Sets whether to stop if the exception occurs in the handler.
Sets true if you want to stop event handling. Otherwise, returns false.
The defalut is true.
Links for reference
None