Android Question [SOLVED] How to catch errors with try and catch for a whole application?

[incendio]

Hi guys,

Is there a way to catch an error for a whole application with a single try and catch?

This is the example codes how to implement try and catch for a whole application, but it didn't work

Sub Activity_Create(FirstTime As Boolean)   'Codes in Main Activity
    try
        Activity.LoadLayout("1")
       'do some process'
       StartActivity(SecondActivity)
    catch
       log(LastException)
    End Try

End Sub

In those code, try and catch only able to catch errors in Main Activity, but if there are errors in SecondActivity, errors won't be catched.

 

[LucaMs]

As far as I know there is only the Application_Error event of the Starter service.

 

[incendio]

As far as I know there is only the Application_Error event of the Starter service.

I have tried this, didn't work.

 

[Erel]

Application_Error is called when there is an unhandled error. You can return True to discard the error.

 

[incendio]

Application_Error is called when there is an unhandled error. You can return True to discard the error.

I tried again, these were the result :
1. Use ToastMessageShow and Return False in Application_Error to display error message to user -> Application was not closed if errors doesn't effect critical process.

2. Write error message to a file and set Return True -> Application forced closed, but I got the error file.

 

[Swissmade]

Hi guys,

Is there a way to catch an error for a whole application with a single try and catch?

This is the example codes how to implement try and catch for a whole application, but it didn't work

Sub Activity_Create(FirstTime As Boolean)   'Codes in Main Activity
    try
        Activity.LoadLayout("1")
       'do some process'
       StartActivity(SecondActivity)
    catch
       log(LastException)
    End Try

End Sub

In those code, try and catch only able to catch errors in Main Activity, but if there are errors in SecondActivity, errors won't be catched.

Very nice question but to be honest better use Try Catch in every activity to know exactly what is wrong.
Lets say I use it that way in nearly every Sub.