KiXtart Language Reference (@ERROR)
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Available from version 2.33 through the latest release.
Syntax
@ERROR
Description
Error code returned by previous function or command
Return Values
Negative numbers returned by this macro normally represent documented KiXtart error codes. When such a value is discovered, see the function in question to ascertain the meaning of the value. Positive numbers represent Win32 error codes.
Example
If @Error <> 0
? "Error " + @Error + " has been encountered"
EndIf
The above script alerts the user an error has occurred if the preceding command or function returns anything other than zero. Zero indicates success, so any other value normally means failure.
Remarks
The @ERROR macro variable returns the exit code of the most recent command or function. A return code of “0” means the command or function was successful. Any other value indicates an error.
Also see:
@SERROR
Portions taken from, The Start to Finish Guide to Scripting with KiXtart. Used by permission.
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