Ah, I see... I thought that's what IGNOREERRORS was for, didn't realize I need to reset the handler itself as well.

I'll try it next time I'm playing around in there. Thanks

Hello, I have an error handler set up that attempts to close the window and elegantly back out of the script. On occasion, the window it's attempting to close can't be found, and it enters a loop in outputting to the error log. Here's the pertinent script pieces: // first two executable lines: Let>I...

>> is there a way to raise an error? <<

For example, I use UIAccessibleList to check the contents of a window before performing an action, and I can't find a substring in that list, I'd like to throw an error.

I can manage it easily enough using a custom SRT but an error would keep things semantic.

Got it, thanks... must have missed the _LINE in the docs (I had been using LAST_ERROR but wanted to trace where it was throwing from).

As a side note, is there a way to raise an error?

Hello,

Is there a way to determine the line that threw an error?

Thanks,
-jack