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SonyPJM wrote on 1/29/2003, 9:18 AM

You should use language features like if, while, for, try, throw,
catch, etc.
roger_74 wrote on 1/29/2003, 9:29 AM
Ok. I was hoping to not have to put everything inside big if-statements, but that'll work too.
SonyPJM wrote on 1/29/2003, 4:16 PM

I find it works well to use try, throw, and catch...

try {

// a bunch of code here

if (<error check>) {
throw "an error occured";
}

// more code here

} catch (errorMessage) {

MessageBox.Show(errorMessage);

}