Try

From REAL Software Documentation

Used to handle RuntimeException errors prior to the Exception statement.

Syntax

Try
//Real Studio statements
Catch [ErrorParameter] [As ErrorType]
//exception handlers
[ Finally ]
//code that executes even if runtime exceptions were raised
End [Try]

Part	Description
ErrorParameter	Optional, used to determine the type of runtime exception.
ErrorType	Optional, if used, it must be used with ErrorParameter. Used to '“catch” a particular type of runtime error. If used, the Try statement will handle only that type of runtime error.

Notes

The Try statement is similar to the Exception statement. Exceptions that occur within the Try statement are caught by the Catch statement. It has the same syntax as the Exception statement. See the RuntimeException statement or the Runtime Errors theme for descriptions of each type of runtime error.

Unlike the Exception statement, Try statements can be nested. If a Try statement does not handle an exception or re-raises it, it can be handled by the next outermost Try statement, or by the Exception statement itself if there are no containing Try statements.

A Try statement can contain its own Finally statement. The code in the Finally statement will execute regardless of whether or not an exception was raised within the Try statement.

Examples

This example uses the Catch statement in a window's Open event handler to handle out of memory exceptions when trying to draw an imported gif image. The variable myPicture is a global property of type Picture. The picture "Logo" has been added to the Project Editor.

The following example handles an attempt to access a nonexistent value in a Dictionary.

See Also

Catch, Exception, Finally, Function, Raise, Sub statements; RuntimeException class.