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Sign up How to disable all exception raising in Delphi? up vote 4 down vote favorite Is there a way to disable all the dialog boxes when an exception or error occurs(like access violations, indy socket errors, timeouts etc.)? They are thrown sometimes in my program, but these errors aren't fatal in any way and can be ignored, just the dialog boxes php disable error messages are disturbing. I use Delphi 7. delphi exception dialog delphi-7 raise share|improve this question edited Jun 13 '12 at 18:01 asked Jun 13 '12 at 17:53 user1262737 2114 3 You can catch all exceptions, but that is completely wrong and writing such code is a complete lack of professionalism. Access violation is always something wrong and should be handled. –LukLed Jun 13 '12 at 18:10 10 Doesn't it occur to you that you might be better off fixing the bugs in your program? The suggestion that access violations can just be ignored is utterly bizarre. Your program has bugs and the appropriate action is to fix them. –David Heffernan Jun 13 '12 at 18:40 You're right about access violations, maybe it was something else(I don't remember, this one occurs very rarely). I know it has many bugs, it's something like 0.1 pre-alpha version of a bot doing some crowdsourcing-like repetitive tasks, many bugs but it's already doing its job. I just wanted temporary solution to run it more flawlessly before I optimize all the things. Anyway thank you for answers. –use
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or posting ads with us Stack Overflow Questions Jobs Documentation Tags Users Badges Ask Question asp.net disable error messages x Dismiss Join the Stack Overflow Community Stack Overflow is a community of 4.7 million programmers, just like you, helping each other. Join them; excel vba disable error messages it only takes a minute: Sign up Suppress an error message box appearing in Delphi for a specific error up vote -2 down vote favorite At the moment I have a Delphi form running and upon losing connection to its http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11020561/how-to-disable-all-exception-raising-in-delphi Database/loss of network, it re-establishes and carries on. The service is on a timer and each minute, it pops up with message box saying failure to connected to db on network [ip address]. This is at the start of the timer, a stored proc is ran. I have all errors writing to a log file on the service local machine, is there a way I can suppress the message box appearing as I don't need it to appear all the http://stackoverflow.com/questions/29172587/suppress-an-error-message-box-appearing-in-delphi-for-a-specific-error time? by message box it is a windows exception box not a showMessageBox(). It automatically pops up when the exception hits but it will continuously hit whilst the machine boots up and re-establishes connection to the network. The code I have is as follows (*Call db Procedure*) try db.SQL.Clear; db.SQL.Add('call dbProc();'); db.ExecSQL; except On E : Exception Do begin If E.ClassName = 'EIBInterBaseError' Then begin WriteToLog('Network Error : An error has occured whilst trying to communicate with the db outside the' + ' loop to catch up , please see user guide V.1.0.2.145',2); reconnectdb; end else if E.ClassName = 'EADOError' then begin WriteToLog('Network Error : An error has occured whilst trying to communicate with the db outside the' + ' loop to catch up , please see user guide V.1.0.2.145',2); reconnectDB; end; end; end; delphi share|improve this question edited Mar 20 '15 at 18:07 asked Mar 20 '15 at 17:35 Jordan Atkinson 82111 2 In modern versions of Windows (post-XP) services can't readily show UI. In any case, services should not show UI. So one wonders how you are showing UI. And then, if you don't want to show the UI, why are you showing it. UI doesn't happen by accident. It is always explicit. You may have inherited it, but it is still explicit. So, you are going to need to tell us more details. Let's start with understanding how you managed to show UI.
further Help is available for this message or warning. E2190: Thread local variables cannot be ABSOLUTE (Delphi) A thread local variable cannot refer to another variable, nor can it reference an absolute memory address. http://docs.embarcadero.com/products/rad_studio/delphiAndcpp2009/HelpUpdate2/EN/html/devcommon/delphimessagespart_xml.html E2249: Cannot use absolute variables when compiling to byte code (Delphi) The use of absolute variables is prohibited when compiling to byte code. E2373: Call to abstract method %s.%s (Delphi) No further information is http://www.delphigroups.info/2/5/772900.html available for this error or warning. E2371: ABSTRACT and FINAL cannot be used together (Delphi) A class cannot be both final and abstract.Final is a restrictive modifier used to prevent extension of a class disable error (or prevent overrides on methods), while the abstract modifier signals the intention to use a class as a base class. E2136: No definition for abstract method '%s' allowed (Delphi) You have declared
past questions either! How do I disable the IDE from showing it is Exception dialogs during run? (I.e I just wanna see the exception dialogs that occur when program run not under IDE). Thanks Rael kbarthelmess Delphi Developer 2003-12-17 09:42:11 AM Re:Disable Error Messages "Rael"