Hello,
Since .NET System assembly has numerous extension functions for string and datetime, would it be possible to use it in Powerscript?
If yes, is there an example of it (even though the assembly is in the system path, it is not going to be in the application directory on deployment)
Thank you
I created small demo to check how exceptions travel from C# into PowerScript.
My C# code compiled to .NET Standard 2.0 library
namespace QuickAssembly
{
public class Demo
{
public void CrashNow()
{
throw new System.Exception("Crash on purpose");
} } }I generated PowerScript proxy using C# Class Importer with these settings:
My PowerScript test code:
try // Call .NET Standard library
nvo_demo demo
demo = create nvo_demo
demo.of_CrashNow( )
catch (RuntimeError ex)
string msg
msg = "Exception Class:~t" + ClassName(ex) + "~r~n"
msg += "Error Number:~t" + string(ex.Number) + "~r~n"
msg += "Error Message:~t" + ex.GetMessage()
MessageBox("EXCEPTION caught in PowerScript", msg)
finally
destroy demo
end try
This is screen shot of running my app
Conclusion:
System.Exception in C# code is exposed as OLERuntimeError( error no. = 35 ). The exception in PowerScript includes the exception message available in C#.
HTH /Michael
