DETECTING STOP-AFTER?

Posted by Admin on 25-Mar-2013 15:07

Is there a way to detect when a STOP-AFTER time-out has occurred?

I need to distinguish a STOP-AFTER from a "real" STOP condition, like running a non existing .p or running an .r where the CRC does not match.

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Posted by Michael Jacobs on 25-Mar-2013 15:29

Mike,

There is not a way to test why STOP was raised. 

Mike Jacobs

Posted by Admin on 25-Mar-2013 15:38

There is not a way to test why STOP was raised. 

 

Hi Mike, thanks for the prompt reply!

Is there already an enhancement request for adding that feature that I could add my name to?

Posted by jmls on 25-Mar-2013 15:45

I don't think that there is a way.

You could create a datetime variable, set it to now jyst before the block and in the catch check the length of elapsed time .. messy ...

Posted by Admin on 25-Mar-2013 15:48

You could create a datetime variable, set it to now jyst before the block and in the catch check the length of elapsed time .. messy ...

Guessing. Yeah. I was trying to avoid exactly that....

Two requesters for that feature, Julian?

Posted by jmls on 25-Mar-2013 16:23

yup

Posted by jmls on 13-Apr-2013 13:45

so, what's the feature request number ?

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