Error handling using ”Retain all errors”

[wiebe@CARYA]

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@BertMcMahan wrote:

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wiebe@CARYA wrote:

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@thols wrote:

Is there a replacement for Simple Error Handler to manage this?

I've made my own.

It's not as hard as it looks. At least not if you don't use the advanced 'simple error handler' options, like custom errors.

You can reuse lots of the error handling code to 'resolve' the errors (add possible causes, etc.), the only problem is that the output string has HTML-ish tags (<b>) removed.

@thols wrote:

Is there a better way to do this than to write my own error handler?

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I was waiting for an opportunity to do a presentation on this. I'd share my VI (which isn't that much of a deal). I guess I could share anyway, now that guest presentations on NIWeek are off. 

It's more of a starting point then a final solution.

The multiple errors have been great for me. Apart from the lack of documentation and a dialog, it added a lot to my applications with very, very little effort.

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Necroposting this thread since I just learned about the newer JSON style multiple error codes and this thread is basically the only thing that comes up on Google regarding multiple errors per wire.

@wiebe, did you ever post your code or perhaps make that presentation you mentioned? If so I'd love to see it. I haven't started implementing this yet but it looks incredibly useful.

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No, I haven't posted it yet.

I'm looking for a time and place to do a presentation on it, then publish it. Just as a way to get something (exposure) out of it. Because money just isn't going to happen. I gave up on that a decade ago.

But this is mostly a reason to procrastinate 🙄.. I'm pretty sure I might as well put it on git and then do a presentation on it (or not).

And yes, it is incredibly useful indeed.

[wiebe@CARYA]

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@BertMcMahan wrote:

@wiebe, did you ever post your code or perhaps make that presentation you mentioned? If so I'd love to see it. I haven't started implementing this yet but it looks incredibly useful.

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I did:

Error Handling 2.0 - Wiebe Walstra (Carya) - GDevCon#3 - YouTube