Errors Class
Description
The Errors class defines collection objects that contain Error objects. This class is usually used to define a property of another object, for the purpose of returning errors that occurred during execution of a method. An example of the use of this class is the Errors property of the fwCompile object.
Properties
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Count
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Contains the number of Error objects held by the collection.
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Methods
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Item(nIndex)
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Returns the Error object that corresponds to the nIndex argument. The collection is 1-based, meaning that Errors.Item(1) will return the first error in the list.
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Error Class
Description
The Error class can be used to defines objects, containing error message information. These objects are usually contained in an object of class Errors.
Properties
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Message
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Contains a textual description of the error. This property is read-only.
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Number
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Contains the error number. This property is read-only.
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Severity
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Contains a number, corresponding to the severity of the error. This property is read-only. Defined values are:
0: Info
1: Warning
2: Error
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Source
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Contains a character string that describes the source script, method, or procedure in which the error occurred. This property is read-only.
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Example
The following example illustrates the use of the Errors property of the fwCompile object:
<%
fwCompile.CompileBatch('c:\scripts\*.*')
IF fwCompile.Errors.Count > 0
* Read each message in the Errors object
FOR M.i = 1 TO fwCompile.Errors.Count
* Retrieve and display the current error
%>
Message: <%=fwCompile.Errors.Item(M.i).Description%><br>
Number: <%=fwCompile.Errors.Item(M.i).Number%><br>
Severity: <%=fwCompile.Errors.Item(M.i).Severity%><br>
Source: <%=fwCompile.Errors.Item(M.i).Source%><br>
<%
NEXT
ENDIF
%>
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