The error dialog, resume a script

1) Use the script from the previous undo tutorial

2) Raise an error

Press CTRL+R to run the script (Press CTRL+R to run it again if no error occurs the first time.)

When the directories already exists, this error dialog will be displayed:

And the log window will display:

3) Retry the last operation

Click "Retry" in the error dialog.

The same dialog will be displayed again - the directory is still there.

4) Ignore the error (and proceed to the next [Data] row)

Click "Ignore".

Now the dialog will say:

5) Abort the job

Click "Abort".

The editor will now look like this:

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[Machines]: "Err#1-Row#1" - indicates that the first row in the [Batch] section failed.

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[Batch]: "Err#1-Row#1" next to "data.loop" indicates that the first row in the loop failed.

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[Batch]: "DOS md" is marked - this command failed.

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[Data]: TestDir1 is marked, OK - this is because you pressed "Ignore" in the first error dialog.

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[Data]: TestDir2 is not marked - this is the first line that failed where the error was not ignored.

6) Resume the job

Press CTRL+R to run the script.

Notice that the error dialog complains about "TstDir2"; "TstDir1" is ignored since it is marked as OK - the script resumes where it was last stopped.

7) Start the job from the beginning

a) Erase the markers.

Click the "OK" eraser button or press CTRL+M to remove the markers.

b) Press CTRL+R to run the script.

Now the error dialog complains about "TstDir1" again.