"tray" and "catch"

[andrzej]

Is there something similar like "try ... catch" in c++.

[RobDog888]

Moved to C++ Forum.

[SLH]

Is there something similar like "try ... catch" in c++.

Yes! http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...statements.asp

[Joey122]

There is nothing like this in VB

[RobDog888]

VB.NET has the same Try Catch and VB6 has On Error GoTo SomeErrorHandler.

[CornedBee]

I think moving this thread here was wrong. I think it was a question about VB, if it had a feature that the OP knew from C++.

Can somebody move it back?

[sunburnt]

I think moving this thread here was wrong. I think it was a question about VB, if it had a feature that the OP knew from C++.

Can somebody move it back?

I could ... Although I'm still not sure if the original poster is asking if VB has a "try and catch" like in C++ or if C++ has a "try and catch" like in VB(.NET).

[NoteMe]

I have to agree with CornedBee here. I said it to RobDog right after he moved it. I am pretty sure he means "AS in C++".



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[andrzej]

sorry, but I don't know why my question was moved to "C++ Forum". Probably it is my fault, beacuse of my poor english. I mean " try and catch AS IN C++". I am beginner in VB for Application.
Sorry once again, unfortunatelly I don't know how to move this question back to VBA Forum.

Thanks for your help

[CornedBee]

Sorry once again, unfortunatelly I don't know how to move this question back to VBA Forum.

You can't. Only moderators can do that.

Anyway, thanks for the clarification, and I hope your question was answered.

[RobDog888]

My bad You know Mods can make a mistake only once a year so I guess I reached my quota for this year. If I make another
one I may be banned.

Only Sunburnt or a Supermod/Admin can move the thread, but the answer would be the On Error declaration.

Private Sub Command1_Click()
    
    On Error GoTo MyError
 
    'Create some error
    MsgBox 1/0
    Exit Sub
 
MyError:
    If Err.Number = 11 Then
        MsgBox "Can not divide by zero"
    Else
        MsgBox Err.Number & " - " & Err.Description, vbOkOnly + vbExclamation
    End If
End Sub