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ERRM
This function returns a character string representing the error message of the
most recent error. For example, in Approx mode, if you try 0Y$@ERRM,
you get the following string: "Infinite Result"
ERR0
This function clears the last error number, so that, executing ERRN afterwards,
in Approx mode, will return # 0h. For example, if you try
0Y$@ERR0 @ERRN, you get # 0h. Also, if you try
0Y$@ERR0 @ERRM, you get the empty string " ".
LASTARG
This function returns copies of the arguments of the command or function
executed most recently. For example, in RPN mode, if you use:
3/2`, and then use function LASTARG (@LASTA), you will get the
values 3 and 2 listed in the stack. Another example, in RPN mode, is the
following: 5U`. Using LASTARG after these entries produces a 5.
Sub-menu IFERR
The @) I FERR sub-menu provides the following functions:
These are the components of the IFERR ... THEN ... END construct or of the
IFERR ... THEN ... ELSE ... END construct. Both logical constructs are used
for trapping errors during program execution. Within the @) E RROR sub-menu,
entering „@) I FERR, or ‚@) I FERR, will place the IFERR structure components in
the stack, ready for the user to fill the missing terms, i.e.,
The general form of the two error-trapping constructs is as follows:
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