> "Brandon Sneed" <brand...@ttgwest.com> writes:
> >Ok, here's the task at hand.
> >I need to make an error handler that upon getting a runtime error brings up
> >a menu with 3 options.
> >1. Save screen to ERROR.LOG and exit
> >2. Normal program termination.
> >3. Ignore error and continue.
> >Now then, #1 and #2 are no problem. however.. #3 is a problem. :) Does
> >anyone know how i might go about jumping back to the instruction after the
> >one that failed, or any other idea on how to accomplish this?
> >I know it can be done. Bo Bendtson does it in his terminal program called
> >Terminate. I've emailed him, and have yet to get a response.
> >a *BIG* thanks to anyone who can help.
> http://www.mi.uni-erlangen.de/~heckenb/programs.htm#BPTrap
> You may be able to use the code as it is, or you may need to modify it, maybe
> putting your menu into the exit proc. Since you don't have to mess with the
> critical parts of the code, it should be feasible. If you can't get it to
> work, mail me with your code.
> > oh, btw.. this is a BP7 real-mode app. I have modified the Delphi 1.0 RTL
> > units so as i can use the -cd switch to compile dos progs with it. I don't
> > know if that might help me out or not, but its an idea. <shrug>
> I heard Delphi has some kind of exception handling that might simplify things,
> but I don't know Delphi myself.
> Hope this helps,
> Frank
