Need to start the tool from last termination point

[Ade1234]

When I am running my tool. Some times it's give error because of any reason. So I want to run the tool again from where it's last run termination point. Thank you all in advance for suggestion 

[Earthshine]

There's not enough information here to help you. What tool are you talking about? Is this like CNC milling?

 also if you can post your script using the code tags <> Then we might be able to help you even more. thank you

Edited May 28, 2018 by Earthshine

[Earthshine]

Welcome to the forum by the way

Edited May 28, 2018 by Earthshine

[Ade1234]

Thank you @Earthshine

I want a logic for, if a auto it program working fine. But sometimes for any reason the program is terminated at any point of the program. So some work is already complete by this program. So I want if  unexpected termination happens on my program, at the next time when I will run or it will run automatically, it should start from the last termination point. It will not going to start from initial. 

[Ade1234]

Just now, Ade1234 said:

Thank you @Earthshine

I want a logic for, if a auto it program working fine. But sometimes for any reason the program is terminated at any point of the program. So some work is already complete by this program. So I want if  unexpected termination happens on my program, at the next time when I will run or it will run automatically, it should start from the last termination point. It will not going to start from initial. 

My code is working fine but I want to avoid rework of my program after a unexpected termination. 

[jchd]

Rather than adding a dirty hack to bad code, fix your program ny testing for possible runtime errors and handle them gracefully.

[Ade1234]

10 minutes ago, jchd said:

Rather than adding a dirty hack to bad code, fix your program ny testing for possible runtime errors and handle them gracefully.

For a flow of keyboard manipulation any time user may distrub your code unintentionally, so I want to give to user a perfect code that whatever that interrupt, it will work smoothly. For your kind information I don't have any runtime errors on my code if it is there it is simple task to avoid. I will not come to forum for simple help to waste your precious time. 

[Earthshine]

still no useful information here. I think you should search Google on error handling in autoit. There is no one error handler to rule them all and you can't possibly avoid every situation so you handle the ones that your program encounters

Edited May 28, 2018 by Earthshine

[Earthshine]

And to say your program doesn't have any errors, well let me tell you everything has bugs and you darn well should be handling errors within your code.  If it didn't have errors then why did you say it would crash for any unknown reason?

asking folks to help and not showing your code won't get you far either. pro tip

as far as picking up where left off only you can design so that is possible. If you haven't then your dreaded major rework would have to happen

Edited May 28, 2018 by Earthshine

[JLogan3o13]

4 hours ago, Ade1234 said:

so I want to give to user a perfect code that whatever that interrupt, it will work smoothly.

You have seen the code and are not sure how to make it "perfect", and yet you're asking us to help you, but have ignored two requests to post your code. How are we supposed to assist when you have us guessing at what your code is doing? Please post what you have; help us help you.

Edit: Also moved thread to the correct forum.

[Zedna]

Agree with others to correctly handle possible errors.

But if you still want your desired way then here is possible way: pseudocode

Global $done
$done = IniRead('your.ini','Stage','Done')

If $done < 1 Then 
    ; ... code part 1
    WriteStage(1)
EndIf

If $done < 2 Then 
    ; ... code part 2
    WriteStage(2)
EndIf

; ...

; finish
WriteStage(0)
Exit

Func WriteStage($stage)
    $done = $stage
    IniWrite('your.ini','Stage','Done',$stage)
EndFunc

 

Edited May 29, 2018 by Zedna