This is true :-) I just took it on face value. It seems rather a simple situation to use an exception for though..?
I personally found exceptions very difficult to learn about..actually a right pain in the *rse! I would suggest any advice from anyone is beneficial in this area.
Kind regards, Flutt......
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doh! apologies I thought I was writing back to OPand addressed it to him/her!It's been along day!
I was just thinking, 1.he/she's a novice and coding for an alert box is far far simpler...2. it's far less code to write..and 3.all he/she wants is something to appear on the GUI for the user to ok or cancel...plus the other stuff I mentioned in above post...all this to me says alert box not exception.
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To create and throw your own exception you have to write a whole new exception class, a try -catch clause, a finally statement etc...an alert dialog box is nowhere near as complicated, nowhere near as much code to write for starters. It suits what you're looking for far better IMO.
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I'm reading this and wondering why don't you just forget the exception and use an alert dialog box? It would come up (when placed as a result of an if...statement being false) and the user could click ok/cancel and proceed. It's one helluva lot less work and far simpler to program as a novice when all you want is what you've stated above.
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