<t>Hi!<br/> How do I create an empty .net array with count of elements out of a variable?<br/> VO:<br/> local aArray as array<br/> iElements := 100<br/> aArray := ArrayCreate( iElements )<br/> <br/> X#:<br/> local aX as string[]<br/> iElements := 100<br/> aX := ???<br/> <br/> I am aware of<br/> aX :...

Ok, thanks, that's what I have missed.

<t>Hi Jamal,<br/> for me this looks like there is already an exception and it's thrown again...?<br/> But my question is if I can create an exception myself if I detect an error e.g.<br/> if x <> y<br/> throw xxx<br/> and what I have to take care of.<br/> And if this makes sense.<br/> BR Kurt</t>

<t>Hi!<br/> In VO I used BREAK very often to 'jump to the end' if an error was detected from my own program, not only runtime errors.<br/> I tried to use a switch which is set to false if an error occurs:<br/> lok := true<br/> if lOk<br/> xxxx<br/> if <some error><br/> cMsg = "..."<br/> lOk := false...