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is there any way I can make a script continue even if it runs into a math error?

For instance, on my Ti-84 calculator, if the equation tries to divide by zero or something, or square root a negative, it wont refuse to continue on trying the other numbers..


This is an issue that's preventing me from progressing on my current script, since the numbers I need are scattered throughout the equation…

For instance… the working x values could be anywhere in 1-100. Say there are only 5 working x values.. the other 95 x values would return a math error and crash the script.

is there any way around this?

well, the way I'd do it is to put the following

if IntInArr(TheIntegerThatCouldFail, ArrayOfWorkingValues) then
  Result := OperationThatSometimesFail;
else
  Result := -1;

You could also ask more experienced scripters about try..except..finally :)

EDIT : As an example, you could put x as the integer that could fail, [2, 4, 6, 8] as working values and 2/(x-y) as the operation that could fail.

Or you could use "try except" (should be in a tutorial somewhere)

try
  your code
except
end;

like that

Hm, I actually have absolutely no experience with try or except, would be something new to learn.

I'll go look for a tutorial…. and Cigue, if I knew the array of working values then I wouldn't have to cycle through a large number of variables to find working variables.