Error Handling Indicator
As you probably know, in VBScript
you can turn off built-in error handling
using statements like ON ERROR RESUME
NEXT and ON ERROR GOTO 0. Anything
inbetween those lines will never rise an
error.
While it is common practice to use those
statements in circumstances where
runtime errors may occur, you should
always be aware of the fact that parts
of your script will not throw errors.
After all, it is a common cause for
unexpected script behavior.
This is why SystemScripter always marks
script regions where possible errors
will be covered up.
All script statements within the red
area are potentially dangerous as they
will never throw errors even if errors
occur.
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Can your editor do that,
too?
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We invite you to compare for yourself! Check out how helpful or important this
particular feature is for you. And then try to do the same with the editor you may currently use. We are confident SystemScripter will do better than any other VBScript editor on the market today.
You are the expert, and you decide! |
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