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I am getting errors thrown sometimes when I call the call function (the
reflective function) extensively in the macro language. This happens when my
CPU is overloaded (which happens alot with my image algorithms, hehe). I
think it must be some kind of synchronization error or something that makes
the macro call fail. Unfortunately, this error propagates back to the user
as a dialog, which is annoying. I would like to just ignore the error and
let the macro continue. The is no try-catch blocks though in the macro
language as far as I can tell. Is there another way I can ignore the error?
The error occurs inside a polling loop, so I don't really want control to be
terminated entirely from the macro, but even so that would be better than
forcing a user to answer a dialog.
Tom
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