Apple

set ifolder to "path:to:"

try

ifolder as alias

try

ifolder as alias

on error e

beep 2

end try

on error e

beep 3

end try

and I found that what you said is correct. But my problem is that i want one of the "on error" before the last on error to do something. For example, in the above script, I want to hear two beeps, not three. How to do it?

On Sep 29, 2009, at 5:57 PM, Brian Christmas wrote:

G'day Rounak

When a try/end try statement generates an error, the script goes to the outer or last 'on error' line

If you want to suppress errors in a try statement, try the following

try ---1
ifile as alias

try --2
------.
on error e
--do nothing
end try

try --3
----
on error e
--do nothing
end try
--------
on error e
--do this

end try

Regards

Santa

References:
	>check alias (From: Rounak Jain <email@hidden>)
	>Re: check alias (From: Brian Christmas <email@hidden>)