Some Questions.

[fingus]

I´ve got some Questions:

- Is there an "onerror"-eventhandler?
- Is it possible to show a display on the current active screen after hidedisplay(), showdisplay() ?

And to follow the Workbench-Tooltypes-Rules:

- Is it possible to use Tooltypes in this way:

(NOSOUND) means "disabled" or "FALSE"
NOSOUND means "enabled" or "TRUE"

instead of:

NOSOUND=VALUE

- Every Hollywood-App is handled as Commodity, so it is possible to add a CX_Key?

[airsoftsoftwair]

I´ve got some Questions:
- Is there an "onerror"-eventhandler?

No, but something like this is planned for easier error handling. Allanon has also already requested this.

- Is it possible to show a display on the current active screen after hidedisplay(), showdisplay() ?

Currently not, but might be added in the future.

And to follow the Workbench-Tooltypes-Rules:
- Is it possible to use Tooltypes in this way:
(NOSOUND) means "disabled" or "FALSE"
NOSOUND means "enabled" or "TRUE"
instead of:
NOSOUND=VALUE

That's already working here! Which Hollywood version do you use?

- Every Hollywood-App is handled as Commodity, so it is possible to add a CX_Key?

Currently not, but might be added in the future

[Bugala]

I guess by now this OnError has happened, what was the implementation?

Im recalling Hollywood had some command to disable crashing on error and instead just continue, but I dont remember this commands name as I by defailt would not use it. Now, however, I exceptionally have one line where I want to avoid crashing in case it errors.

[Flinx]

I guess by now this OnError has happened, what was the implementation?

Maybe this one?

But I usually use the the construct from here, for example:

Code: Select all

Local err, id=?LoadBrush(Nil,vfile$)
If err<>#ERR_NONE
	...

[plouf]

ExitOnError()
Enables and disables quit/raise error

You can activate before your command enable later

Or you put on top of script to not crash everywharee

[Bugala]

Yes, this was it, thanks!

Couldn't figure out the name, although funnily, I did check the forum with OnError, but not the Hollywood manual.