Thank you for using our error parsing service
Put your error codes into the field below.
Why do I need to parse errors?
Once in a while, you may run into a less-than-obvious problem, while programming in Revolution. In these cases, you might see an error message of the form (the code may consist of many lines):
91,7,11,Example
568,7,1,Click Me
which means:
Type: Chunk (can't find stack)
Object name: Button
Line:(row 7 col 11)
Hint: Example
Type: start (can't find object)
Object name: Button
Line:(row 7 col 1)
Hint: Click Me
If you have no idea what causes the error, it may be useful to be able to parse the error.
Parsing errors may also be useful if you have a try-end try control structur in your script. You might use such a control structure if the circumstances under which your script will run are unpredictable. These circumstances incude a script that is distributed as a library amongst developers or a software product for end-users that needs to be installed manually.
Your script might look like this:
on someScript
try
start using stack "Foo"
--> error if not available
catch myErr
put myErr into url "file:C/log file.txt"
end try
end someScript
Now, if an error occurs, you need to know why. You can post the contents of the file "log file.txt" into the form above and parse it into a readable error message.
If you want to try it rightaway, just copy the two lines of error codes above, paste them into the form field, and press the button.
If you would like to build this feature into your own stacks, Economy-x-Talk has a
shareware library available that will allow you to do so.
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