BBS: Inland Empire Archive Date: 07-27-92 (17:26) Number: 188 From: DAVE CLEARY Refer#: NONE To: JOHN GALLAS Recvd: NO Subj: Comm questios Conf: (2) Quik_Bas
In a message of <23 Jul 92 12:47:58>, John Gallas (1:282/90) writes: >Is is possible to make QB ignore some errors without using ON ERROR? >For example, I want to be able to ignore buffer overflows (after using an >OPEN COM statement), device I/O errors (like when somebody turns off the >modem..) and basically all of the standard errors that occur when using >QB's internal comm routines. Can I get around them? And can I still >catch the error code so I can try to fix it? There is no way to avoid ON ERROR when using QB's communications. However, if you limit all your com i/o in a separate module, you can get away with only compiling that module with /E/X and not cause your entire program to bloat because of it. Later Dave --- msged 1.99S ZTC * Origin: Home of The QBNews (fidonet.org 1:141/777.1)
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