Hi,
When I bring up the Error List window, I get the options to display Errors, Warnings, and Messages. I know what errors and warnings are (as I have had several
). But, I have never seen a Message. What constitutes a message?
Hi,
If you change your destktop screen resolution you will get a MESSAGE like
"Do you want to keep these settings Yes | No" with a countdown timer appearing, is one example.
Regards,
S_DS
James A. Gayhart wrote:
Hi,
When I bring up the Error List window, I get the options to display Errors, Warnings, and Messages. I know what errors and warnings are (as I have had several
). But, I have never seen a Message. What constitutes a message?
I quote again; "I have never seen a Message", you didn't say a Visual Studio message ( presuming that others exist other than error messages or warning message).
What about a program generated message?
You can CATCH system error messages and display your own instead if you want too.
Try
'Do some code.
Catch ex As Exception
MsgBox(ex.ToString) 'or
MsgBox(" There was an error!!")
End Try
Regards,
S_DS
Try adding the following to your code:
'TODO: This message will show up as a task
That will display a task on the task list.
Hope this helps,
Hi,
Yeah, I am aware of that, and I use that feature frequently. But, as you mentioned, it shows up in the Task List window under Comments. I am trying to find out what appears as a Message in the Error List Window.
