I have never messed much with error handling but think I need to start ![:)]()
I have had a complied script running for almost two days and then I did something that caused jupiter to allign with mars and up popped a syntax error (unable to parse statement). Being compiled it didn't really give me any idea where my error was. Is there a simple error handler that someone can point me too that will tell me the module and line number the error happened in even though it is compiled?
I have had a complied script running for almost two days and then I did something that caused jupiter to allign with mars and up popped a syntax error (unable to parse statement). Being compiled it didn't really give me any idea where my error was. Is there a simple error handler that someone can point me too that will tell me the module and line number the error happened in even though it is compiled?