I am messing around with Macro Scheduler and was wondering if there was anything like the catch/throw command in Java?
Would save me a lot of if statements if there was...
Like....
While the program is testing a different program, if the tested program gets an error Macro Scheduler will store that there was an error and what it said etc, and have that running the whole time opposed to 500 if-statements for each individual chance of an error?
Any commands like Throw/catch in Java?
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You can turn on logging and write the progress of the script to a log file.
I like to run my scripts in the editor while debugging and step through them one line at a time by pressing the F8 key. I make sure that the "Builder Pane" under the "Tools" menu is turned on then I can see the results of each step in the "Watch List".
I like to run my scripts in the editor while debugging and step through them one line at a time by pressing the F8 key. I make sure that the "Builder Pane" under the "Tools" menu is turned on then I can see the results of each step in the "Watch List".
