Hello everyone!
Searching for python-script interruption way, like “End” in Basic.
as an option is to throw new Exception with custom message, something like:
create_instance(“com.sun.star.uno.RuntimeException”, ctx)
or
create_instance("com.sun.star.uno.RuntimeException((string)message …)
but how to build new uno-Exception from python ?
or any similar function for “End”?
any suggestions?
raise Exception triggers dialog box in LibreOffice with tons of exception description.
Searching for silent stop execution or exception with custom message …
Thank you for quick reply…
if »something happens«:
return
which returns to the calling routine.
Return some value that is not expected to be returned (string instead of number)
ret = other_routine
if ret == 'Put and end to this!':
return ret“return” just stops current function, in that situation I I don’t wanna handle chain of returns from invoked functions…
need End whole macro/script
Does quit() work within a def?
sys.exit() , quit() - are Python functions, they trigger weird Exceptions in LibreOffice.
the solution should be to call certain uno-object or uno-service …
please give us more context!
? did you already read the whole Chapter about raise ?
yes I did.
searching the way to manage LibreOffice Error message or silent exit from script…
→ Where & how to file enhancement requests, please?
see also Running Scripts separately from the LibreOffice process,
ScriptForge.Exception service (SF_Exception)
thats a bold lie!
python, of couse, can run without soffice invoked, but not via some weird sf-Service
Call main.
def main():
try:
practice(50)
except Exception as e:
print(f"Error: {e}")
def practice(arg=100):
raise Exception("Hello World")
Yup ! that’s what I did !
just wanted to avoid those try-catches…
ScriptForge:
SF_Exception.Raise(…) - for Basic only !
for Python:
SF_Exception.DebugPrint(“Value of someVar”, someVar)
SF_Exception.Console()
thanks sokol92