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I don't understand the question entirely, but if you're after a way of handling error, particularly unhandled ones nicely, then you want Structured Error Handling.
This presentation is old, but gives a good starting point: https://pugchallenge.org/downloads2015/272_Strucutred_Error_Handling.pdf
This presentation is old, but gives a good starting point: https://pugchallenge.org/downloads2015/272_Strucutred_Error_Handling.pdf
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TomBascom
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I don't think that there is any event specific to what you are describing.
You might be able to find something (or a combination of 12 different things) deep in the bowels of Microsoft's APIs but I would be very surprised if the 4gl has anything that is going to satisfy this request.
Perhaps it would be helpful if you explained why you want this capability?
You might be able to find something (or a combination of 12 different things) deep in the bowels of Microsoft's APIs but I would be very surprised if the 4gl has anything that is going to satisfy this request.
Perhaps it would be helpful if you explained why you want this capability?
TomBascom
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If the "why?" is "error handling" I completely agree. Unless the option to stop putting errors in your code is viable 
But if the "why" is something else then structured error handling may not help.
My money is on the "why" turning out to be "I don’t have the code for UI.P".
But if the "why" is something else then structured error handling may not help.
My money is on the "why" turning out to be "I don’t have the code for UI.P".
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