On Error; Close & Run Again

[Bariqah]

Hi!

If my script had an error; I don't want it to show any error message.

Instead, it should resumes and ignore the error.

If the error is big that the script can't resume, it should close and open itself again.

 

For Small Error

$oMyError = ObjEvent("AutoIt.Error", "MyErrFunc")
Func MyErrFunc()
    Return
EndFunc   ;==>MyErrFunc

For Big Error

$oMyError = ObjEvent("AutoIt.Error", "MyErrFunc")
Func MyErrFunc()
    Run(@ScriptFullPath)
    Exit
EndFunc   ;==>MyErrFunc

 

How can I know if script can resume after the error or not?

[mLipok]

Which line fires this error ?

[water]

Check the COM error in your COM error handler and decide what to do.
In general: ignoring errors and restarting a script most of the time only leads to an endless loop

[Bariqah]

2 hours ago, water said:

Check the COM error in your COM error handler and decide what to do.
In general: ignoring errors and restarting a script most of the time only leads to an endless loop

 

2 hours ago, mLipok said:

Which line fires this error ?

No line fires an error. I made it just in case I had an error. 

Edited April 1, 2018 by Bariqah

[mLipok]

@Bariqah

Check here:

 

[Bariqah]

On 4/10/2018 at 11:56 AM, mLipok said:

@Bariqah

Check here:

 

This translates error. I want to disable the error message completely

 

[JLogan3o13]

I agree with water, why would you want to restart the script? An error is telling you that something is wrong with your internal logic. If you simply restart the script without changing anything, it is simply going to error again (and again and again and again, according to the design you want). Why not simply code it correctly so you properly handle errors?

Edited April 13, 2018 by JLogan3o13

[mLipok]

1 hour ago, Bariqah said:

This translates error. I want to disable the error message completely

This is quite easy just do not translate , but re-run - of course only in compiled version.

btw. @water and @JLogan3o13 have right.