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LastCommandErrorCount is a member of the [[Daemon class]]
LastCommandErrorCount is a member of the [[Daemon class]]
 
This method returns the number of counting errors for the daemon (the Sirius ERCNT parameter value) from the last Run method. The method returns 0 if Run has yet to be invoked for that Daemon object.
This method returns the number of counting errors for the daemon (the Sirius ERCNT parameter value) from the last Run method. The method returns 0 if Run has yet to be invoked for that Daemon object.
 
==Syntax==
==Syntax==
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Daemon objects set ERCNT to 0 after each request, so you might use lastCommandErrorCount as follows:
Daemon objects set ERCNT to 0 after each request, so you might use lastCommandErrorCount as follows:
 
<pre>
<p class="code"><nowiki>%daem:run('I FOOBAR')
%daem:run('I FOOBAR')
assert not %daem:lastCommandErrorCount
assert not %daem:lastCommandErrorCount
</pre>
</nowiki></p>
 
==See also==
==See also==
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Revision as of 19:17, 3 March 2011

Number of errors since the last Run invocation (Daemon class)


LastCommandErrorCount is a member of the Daemon class

This method returns the number of counting errors for the daemon (the Sirius ERCNT parameter value) from the last Run method. The method returns 0 if Run has yet to be invoked for that Daemon object.

Syntax

%number = daemon:LastCommandErrorCount

Syntax terms

%num A numeric variable to contain the value of the number of counting errors.
%daem A previously defined and instantiated Daemon object.

Daemon objects set ERCNT to 0 after each request, so you might use lastCommandErrorCount as follows:

%daem:run('I FOOBAR') assert not %daem:lastCommandErrorCount

See also