Ahh, I'm afraid I mislead you

I had actually taken into account what you had said, and changed the error message, however I did not feel that it warrented mentioning again. I suppose it did, but I was half asleep at the time.

As to whether or not croak worked... I have been using it in many other programs over the past several months. And it was actually called with other errors in the program previously (I had already fixed those problems...)

As to my motto. I don't just dismiss unusual things, I prefer to investigate them. (Hence the fact that I posted the confusing error message) However that doesn't mean you shouldn't get used to unusual things happening. Also, thanks for pointing out the misspelling. Heh, I never really paid attention to my own sig.

The tone of the message was understandable, and I have no complaints.

I thank you for your input.


"Weird things happen, get used to it"

Flame ~ Lead Programmer: GMS
http://gms.uoe.org

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