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#tab := new table * | #tab := new table * | ||
EMSG $#tab | EMSG $#tab | ||
// show this table to the user | |||
showitem $#tab | |||
// tidily dispose of the table after use | |||
delete /Var #tab | |||
or | or | ||
// check if command fails and display error message on error | // check if command fails and display error message on error | ||
#spu := new spu * testspu pa pb pc | #spu := new spu * testspu pa pb pc | ||
if '$rc' > 0 em $rc ; SPU creation failed: $(emsg $rc) | if '$rc' > 0 em $rc ; SPU creation failed: $(emsg $rc) | ||
Revision as of 19:10, 23 March 2011
#emsg := EMSG errorCode
EMSG tableItem
The EMSG command will return a string describing the meaning of the numerical error code errorCode returned by an S_TOOLS-STx command. If a table item (tableItem) is passed instead of an error code, all error descriptions are stored in the table (deleting the previous contents).
// store all error messages in a simple table #tab := new table * EMSG $#tab // show this table to the user showitem $#tab
// tidily dispose of the table after use delete /Var #tab
or
// check if command fails and display error message on error #spu := new spu * testspu pa pb pc if '$rc' > 0 em $rc ; SPU creation failed: $(emsg $rc)
