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See the basic post if you didn't.

Now you wonder, is there a way to implement inside our code.
Here we go;

Browser("myapp").Page("myPage").WebEdit("mytext1").Set "someText1"
If Err.Number <> 0 Then
  Reporter.ReportEvent micFail, "some step", "some description"
  Err.Clear
End If
'after handling the error, continue to next step
Browser("myapp").Page("myPage").WebEdit("mytext2").Set "someText2"
If Err.Number <> 0 Then
  Reporter.ReportEvent micFail, "some step", "some description"
  Err.Clear
End If

So the complexity is, we need to add the error check block after each step which is not good.So what can we do better is;

Function CheckForError
  Environment.Value("IsError") = False

  If Err.Number <> 0 Then
    Reporter.ReportEvent micFail, "some step", "some description"
    Environment.Value("IsError") = True
  End If

  CheckError = Environment.Value("IsError")

End Function

'##########################################################
' ---------------- COMPONENTS ----------------------------
'##########################################################

Function COMPONENT_1
   Browser("myapp").Page("myPage").WebEdit("mytext1").Set "someText1"
   If CheckForError Then Exit Function

   Browser("myapp").Page("myPage").WebEdit("mytext2").Set "someText2"

   If CheckForError Then Exit Function
End Function

From your Driver Script, you can check for Environment.Value("IsError") after executing each keyword and take decision. What else we can do still to avoid even these calls but need this error handling.

Using Recovery Scenario:
You can create a Recovery Scenario with the event "Test Run Error" and add this CheckError function as part of recovery function. Now it should call and check for errors, do the recovery steps described as part of your function whenever an error happens.

Also you can write some common function to do all events with error handling like this and use.


Function Simulate(objUICtrl, strValue)
    On Error Resume Next

    Select UCase(objUICtrl.GetROProperty("micClass"))
           Case "WEBEDIT":
                     objUICtrl.Set Trim(strValue)
           Case "WEBLIST":
                     objUICtrl.Select Trim(strValue)
           Case "WEBELEMENT":
                     objUICtrl.Type Trim(strValue)
    End Select

   If Err.Number <> 0 Then
        'Your recovery steps...
   End If
   Err.Clear 'always safety
End Function
RegisterUserFunc "WebEdit", "Set", "Simulate", True
RegisterUserFunc "WebList", "Select", "Simulate", True
RegisterUserFunc "WebElement", "Type", "Simulate", True
Usage:
Browser("myApp").Page("myPage").WebEdit("someText").Simulate "someValue"
Browser("myApp").Page("myPage").WebList("someList").Simulate "someValue"

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