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From: Vaishali Kedar on 23 May 2007 23:41
Hi All,

At times I get errors with line numbers which don't exist. How can I trap
these? Does anyone else get these?

Thanks
Vaishali


From: Geoff Schaller on 23 May 2007 23:48
Can you give us an example?


"Vaishali Kedar" <vaishali.kedar(a)gordynpalmer.com.au> wrote in message
news:46550986(a)dnews.tpgi.com.au:

> Hi All,
>
> At times I get errors with line numbers which don't exist. How can I trap
> these? Does anyone else get these?
>
> Thanks
> Vaishali

From: Vaishali Kedar on 24 May 2007 01:37
Hi Geoff,

The code -

METHOD PostInit(oWindow,iCtlID,oServer,uExtra) CLASS Orders

GLFlag := FALSE
GLFlagA := TRUE
GLFlagD := FALSE
GLFLagF := FALSE
GEndOrd := FALSE

IF ((GIStartVar = 3).OR.(GLFlagC))
oCCAddButton:Hide()
oCCAddButton:Disable()
oCCEditButton:Hide()
oCCEditButton:Disable()
oCCDeleteButton:Hide()
oCCDeleteButton:Disable()
oCCDeleteAllButton:Hide()
oCCDeleteAllButton:Disable()
oCCForecastButton:Hide()
oCCForecastButton:Disable()
oCCViewButton:Hide()
oCCViewButton:Disable()
oCCPrintFormula:Hide()
oCCPrintFormula:Disable()
ENDIF
aChildWindows := {}
dbsvrO:ClearFilter()
dbsvrO:GoTop()
SELF:oSFOrdersList_Form1:browser:refresh()

RETURN NIL

Number of lines = 31

The error -

***********************ERROR********************************
Visual Objects (Version 2.7. Build 2.2735), Version 2.7b
23/05/07 08:35:11
Application: C:\G4WRUN\GMFOff.EXE

Error message:
--------------
Error Code: 50 [ ACCESS VIOLATION ]
Subsystem: VO-CODE
Error Subcode: 5333
Argument Number: 2
Description: Application Code Error causing Access Violation
CallStack:
ORDERS:POSTINIT (Line: 67)
ORDERS:INIT (Line: 54)
MAINSCREEN:FILEOPENORDERS (Line: 13)
APP:START (Line: 81)
START (Line: 8)

Error Object created:
--------------------
SubSystem :VO-CODE
SubCode :5333
GenCode :Access Violation
ExceptionCode :C0000005
ExceptionFlags :00000000
ExceptionAddress:10054EBA
ParamNumber :2
ExceptionInfo :00000000
Severity :2
CanDefault :.F.
CanRetry :.F.
CanSubstitute :.F.
Operation :
Description :Application Code Error causing Access Violation
FileName :
Tries :0
FileHandle :0
SubCodeText :
Arg :
ArgTypeReq :NIL
MaxSize :0
SubstituteType :NIL
CallFuncSym :
--------------------

That is the latest - the errors are not always Access Violations. Will try
to find some more for you. Hope this helps.

Thanks and regards,
Vaishali


"Geoff Schaller" <geoff_(a)software_objectives.com.au> wrote in message
news:46550b23$1(a)dnews.tpgi.com.au...
> Can you give us an example?
>
>
> "Vaishali Kedar" <vaishali.kedar(a)gordynpalmer.com.au> wrote in message
> news:46550986(a)dnews.tpgi.com.au:
>
>> Hi All,
>>
>> At times I get errors with line numbers which don't exist. How can I trap
>> these? Does anyone else get these?
>>
>> Thanks
>> Vaishali
>


From: Geoff Schaller on 24 May 2007 02:12
Ok, I haven't seen that kind of thing but it does look like a bug.
However the error is clear. The 5333 would indicate the object is not
available. I'd bury debug lines throughout the code to find the real
offending thing. Until you move up to 2816 there isn't a lot we can do
with that build.

Geoff


"Vaishali Kedar" <vaishali.kedar(a)gordynpalmer.com.au> wrote in message
news:465524b2(a)dnews.tpgi.com.au:

> Hi Geoff,
>
> The code -
>
> METHOD PostInit(oWindow,iCtlID,oServer,uExtra) CLASS Orders
>
> GLFlag := FALSE
> GLFlagA := TRUE
> GLFlagD := FALSE
> GLFLagF := FALSE
> GEndOrd := FALSE
>
> IF ((GIStartVar = 3).OR.(GLFlagC))
> oCCAddButton:Hide()
> oCCAddButton:Disable()
> oCCEditButton:Hide()
> oCCEditButton:Disable()
> oCCDeleteButton:Hide()
> oCCDeleteButton:Disable()
> oCCDeleteAllButton:Hide()
> oCCDeleteAllButton:Disable()
> oCCForecastButton:Hide()
> oCCForecastButton:Disable()
> oCCViewButton:Hide()
> oCCViewButton:Disable()
> oCCPrintFormula:Hide()
> oCCPrintFormula:Disable()
> ENDIF
> aChildWindows := {}
> dbsvrO:ClearFilter()
> dbsvrO:GoTop()
> SELF:oSFOrdersList_Form1:browser:refresh()
>
> RETURN NIL
>
> Number of lines = 31
>
> The error -
>
> ***********************ERROR********************************
> Visual Objects (Version 2.7. Build 2.2735), Version 2.7b
> 23/05/07 08:35:11
> Application: C:\G4WRUN\GMFOff.EXE
>
> Error message:
> --------------
> Error Code: 50 [ ACCESS VIOLATION ]
> Subsystem: VO-CODE
> Error Subcode: 5333
> Argument Number: 2
> Description: Application Code Error causing Access Violation
> CallStack:
> ORDERS:POSTINIT (Line: 67)
> ORDERS:INIT (Line: 54)
> MAINSCREEN:FILEOPENORDERS (Line: 13)
> APP:START (Line: 81)
> START (Line: 8)
>
> Error Object created:
> --------------------
> SubSystem :VO-CODE
> SubCode :5333
> GenCode :Access Violation
> ExceptionCode :C0000005
> ExceptionFlags :00000000
> ExceptionAddress:10054EBA
> ParamNumber :2
> ExceptionInfo :00000000
> Severity :2
> CanDefault :.F.
> CanRetry :.F.
> CanSubstitute :.F.
> Operation :
> Description :Application Code Error causing Access Violation
> FileName :
> Tries :0
> FileHandle :0
> SubCodeText :
> Arg :
> ArgTypeReq :NIL
> MaxSize :0
> SubstituteType :NIL
> CallFuncSym :
> --------------------
>
> That is the latest - the errors are not always Access Violations. Will try
> to find some more for you. Hope this helps.
>
> Thanks and regards,
> Vaishali
>
>
> "Geoff Schaller" <geoff_(a)software_objectives.com.au> wrote in message
> news:46550b23$1(a)dnews.tpgi.com.au...
>
> > Can you give us an example?
> >
> >
> > "Vaishali Kedar" <vaishali.kedar(a)gordynpalmer.com.au> wrote in message
> > news:46550986(a)dnews.tpgi.com.au:
> >
>
> >> Hi All,
> >>
> >> At times I get errors with line numbers which don't exist. How can I trap
> >> these? Does anyone else get these?
> >>
> >> Thanks
> >> Vaishali
>
> >

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