LOTUSSCRIPT LANGUAGE

Examples: Err statement
This example uses the Err function, Err statement, Error function, and Error statement. The user is asked to enter a number between 1 and 100. If the user's entry cannot be converted to a 4-byte single, an error occurs. The example defines two additional errors for numeric entries not in the range 1 - 100.

Public x As Single
Const TOO_SMALL = 1001, TOO_BIG = 1002
Sub GetNum
  Dim Num As String
  On Error GoTo Errhandle
  Num$ = InputBox$("Enter a value between 1 and 100:")
  x! = CSng(Num$)    ' Convert the string to a 4-byte single.
  ' Check the validity of the entry.
  If x! < 1 Then
     Error TOO_SMALL, "The number is too small or negative."
  ElseIf x! > 100 Then
     Error TOO_BIG, "The number is too big."
  End If
  ' If the script gets here, the user made a valid entry.
  MessageBox "Good job! " & Num$ & " is a valid entry."
  Exit Sub
  ' The user did not make a valid entry.
  ' Display the error number and error message.
Errhandle:    
  ' Use the Err function to return the error number and
  ' the Error$ function to return the error message.
  MessageBox "Error" & Str(Err) & ": " & Error$
  Exit Sub
End Sub
GetNum                  ' Call the GetNum sub.

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