Does anybody have a way to force an unconditional branch to a failure route.
Or, if not that, a command that will surely fail and force a branch to the failure route.
Bill
On Fri, January 5, 2007 22:11, Bill Neely said:
Does anybody have a way to force an unconditional branch to a failure route.
Why not executing the commands in the failure route directly?
regards klaus
Or, if not that, a command that will surely fail and force a branch to the failure route.
Bill
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Maybe I'm confused, but I thought there were some commands that could only be executed inside a failure_route. Therefore to test these routines, I needed to force the failure to get inside the failure route.
Bill Neely wrote:
Maybe I'm confused, but I thought there were some commands that could only be executed inside a failure_route. Therefore to test these routines, I needed to force the failure to get inside the failure route.
Usually this functions only makes sense if there was really a failure.
I suggest you to tell as what you want to implement and we tell you how.
regards klaus
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