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Comments by jmh1 (Top 4 by date)
jmh1
19-Nov-12 7:45am
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Mysterious purpose? Sorry Sergey, i did'n realize i had to explain the whole app to get help. Looking around, most people that get help do not explain very much at all about their apps. Just forget it Sergey, i will as usual have to solve it myself.
jmh1
14-Nov-12 8:53am
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werfog: The try-catch and MessageBox you sugest does not work for me. And i have no problem finding documentation for Regex. But thank you anyway!
jmh1
14-Nov-12 6:50am
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werfog: The user writes the script code which controls how parts of the app functions. So the user has to debug his own code. When the app knows the line number of the failing code, the user can doubleclick the error in the Error List and will be transferred to the script code that failed, like in Visual Studio. It is also possible to break script code and activate the CLR debugger, but that is something entirely different.
jmh1
14-Nov-12 3:35am
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I guess the first version of my my question wasn't clear enough. I want to blame that on the late hour and the Regex headache. The app i am working on is using C# as an embedded scripting language and i need to find the line number in the sourcefile of the method causing a runtime error. Please see my edited question above.