[thelist] OT - do programmers/designers know *everything*?

[Steve Cook]

As Aardvark pointed out earlier...

"to everyone posting on this thread, if you're talking about liquor or
age, or small puppies, then your posts are off-topic and require a
<tip>... and not just a sissy <tip>, but something that has some
value to you, or at least a newbie...

so, <tip> away, folks..."

Or alternatively, move the thread to "The Chat" list.

... and while we're at it, it is recommended that you trim your posts on The
List.


.steve

<tip type="error handling in ASP">

If you want to use "on error resume next" in only a section of your code you
have two possibilities. You can move the code to a subroutine or function.
If you declare "on error resume next" within a sub or function it will apply
only for that particular routine and return to normal bahaviour when exiting
the routine.

Alternatively you can turn off the behaviour with the following less wll
known statement:
	on error goto 0

This can be very useful if you just want the ability to catch errors in a
small piece of code.


</tip>



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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Chris Blessing [mailto:webguy at mail.rit.edu]
> Sent: den 25 juli 2002 15:29
> To: thelist at lists.evolt.org
> Subject: RE: [thelist] OT - do programmers/designers know
> *everything*?
>
>
> Oh believe me, go we to Canada quite a bit!  Niagara is about
> 50 minutes
> away, TO about 3 hours.  It's been my only legal outlet for the last 3
> years. :D
>
> Chris Blessing
> webguy at mail.rit.edu
> http://www.330i.net
>