Vista - Show VBScript error message in windows Form Application

Hi
I want to know if possible to show the error message in my program instead
of windows script Host messagebox when i run a vbscript from my text
editor. Im try to put the error information in the listview like a compiler

Thanks
kaymaf

"kaymaf" <kaymaf@newsgroup> wrote in message
news:873F4C21-08C3-46F8-9E48-EC1A9593900C@newsgroupAre you talking about compile-time errors or run-time errors? The scripting
help file, script56.chm, talks about both types of errors. Since the program
is generally not running at 'compile time', it can't catch most of those.
It takes a great deal of discipline to properly catch all run time errors.
For some insights on the run time error problem, see this thread:
http://groups.google.com/g/78d7fef5/...e499870376eb11

-Paul Randall

Thanks Paul

yes, im looking for the compile-time errors. I should be Ok with the link
you posted
Also, where can i get the help file script56.chm on my computer
kaymaf

Navigate here:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/default.aspx
and search for the file of interest. If you search for *.chm you will find
links to a number of other files with good info on various aspects of
scripting.

-Paul Randall

"kaymaf" <kaymaf@newsgroup> wrote in message
news:88B24FAD-C513-464B-9C35-985F4CC6A090@newsgroup

"kaymaf" <kaymaf@newsgroup> wrote in message
news:88B24FAD-C513-464B-9C35-985F4CC6A090@newsgroupEach time you run a script, the compiler exits with a message when it
encounters its first error. It might be possible to write a script and that
parses the script of interest into logical lines or blocks (like Sub ... End
Sub) that have to be compiled together, and then does an execute statement
on the lines/blocks, and maybe trap the errors generated by the compile
process. I haven't tried it.

-Paul Randall