If you put a process quit function in a prologue is there a way you can stop it displaying it was an error? Terribly annoying as it is not an error
Paolo
Process Quit function
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Re: Process Quit function
I am not sure. I can check when I am in the office; however, it would be easier to use a variable and if statements in each tab.
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ErrorFlag_n = 0;
IF(Errorflag_n = 0);
Do something
Elseif (ErrorFlag_n ~ 0);
#Nothing
EndIf;
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Re: Process Quit function
You could also use the ProcessBreak function either in combination with Eric's approach or by itself. When called ProcessBreak will stop processing the source and proceed directly to the Epilog tab (without returning an error handle to the TI).