Powering through statements

[Adam Turner]

Basically, i dont care if a set of statements throws an exception but i dont want the program flow to be interupted. How can i do this? Something like the following: int[] manyInts = new int[4]; manyInts[0] = 1; manyInts[1] = 1; manyInts[2] = 1; manyInts[3] = 1; manyInts[4] = 1; manyInts[5] = 1; So basically it executes every statement whether it thows an exception or not. -- ABT

[Jim Stewart]

How about:

try //Outside try block to handle initialization and leave the array visible
{
int[] manyInts = new int[4];

try {manyInts\[0\] = 1;} 
catch {/\*Empty catch block does nothing\*/}

try {manyInts\[1\] = 1;} 
catch {}

try {manyInts\[2\] = 1;}
catch {}

try {manyInts\[3\] = 1;}
catch {}

try {manyInts\[4\] = 1;}
catch {}

try {manyInts\[5\] = 1;}
catch {}

}
catch {}

...Powerful kludgy - but should work

α.γεεκ

Fortune passes everywhere.
Duke Leto Atreides

[Adam Turner]

HA. :-D That is extactly the work around that i am using.

[Jim Stewart]

Sprinkle liberally with cheese and enjoy.

α.γεεκ

Fortune passes everywhere.
Duke Leto Atreides