after I applied a filter to a module via DXL, I receive this error in some cases:
"Module does not have a window"
how can I trap this error to prevent it from interrupting my script's operation?
later...
johnkeven - Thu Jun 10 13:54:00 EDT 2010 |
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Re: Module does not have a window
SudarshanRao - Fri Jun 11 09:47:38 EDT 2010
The error is usually seen if a view is saved choosing to remember "Window size and position" option and the module window was minimized (or not displayed). This would prevent DOORS from getting window co-ordinates while saving the view and thus leading to this error.
Identify the view that's throwing the error and disable the view OR overwrite the view again with module window shown.
Hope this helps..
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Re: Module does not have a window
johnkeven - Mon Jun 14 08:46:42 EDT 2010
This explains why the same error message occurs when I do a search on this project....
I don't have priviledges to alter views..
I tried using the noError function;
I'd like to have a way to trap it but it doesn't seem to be possible with DXL..
Thanks for the insight as to what is causing this error message to occur...
later,
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Re: Module does not have a window
johnkeven - Mon Jun 14 14:04:07 EDT 2010 johnkeven - Mon Jun 14 08:46:42 EDT 2010
This explains why the same error message occurs when I do a search on this project....
I don't have priviledges to alter views..
I tried using the noError function;
I'd like to have a way to trap it but it doesn't seem to be possible with DXL..
Thanks for the insight as to what is causing this error message to occur...
later,
m = read(tempstr, false, true)
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