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20 kwi 2017 · VBScript doesn't have a Goto statement, and there's a cleaner approach anyway. Do input = InputBox(...) If IsEmpty(input) Or input = "2" Then WScript.Quit ElseIf input = "" Then MsgBox "No input."
The following example uses the GoTo statement to branch to line labels in a procedure. Sub GoToStatementDemo() Dim number As Integer = 1 Dim sampleString As String ' Evaluate number and branch to appropriate label.
I would like to create a VBScript file that opens a msgbox that has the options "Yes or No" and maybe a question mark icon. I would like yes to open a specified path to a file, and no to end the program.
12 kwi 2005 · In short, no. GoTo exists, but it cannot be used like this: START: GoTo START It's use in VBScript is limited to error handling. Error handling is 'turned on' like this: On Error Resume Next (This has nothing to do with the For ... Next loop by the way). And turned off like this: On Error GoTo 0 That's it.
9 mar 2024 · In this tutorial, we will brief you on Error Handling mechanism that is used in the VBScript with methods like VBScript On Error, On Error GoTo 0, On Error Resume Next.
The GoTo statement can be used to branch to statements within a Sub or Function procedure. We have all heard the lectures on the "evils" of using GoTo statements, so I'm not going to rehash all that here.
The GoTo statement can be used to branch to statements within a Sub or Function procedure. We have all heard the lectures on the "evils" of using GoTo statements, so all that is not going to be rehashed here.
