No text in message box
In the interest of full disclosure, I am not a programmer and I'm learning C# on the fly (and don't know much yet). I took over a job in which I must use a custom application coded in C#. Part of my job entails troubleshooting the custom application. (By the way, they knew when they hired me that I didn't know programming).
I've purchased a couple of books and I'll be taking an online C# class starting next week. However, I'm in need of some quick assistance.
I have a try-catch statement in which the catch calls (this might not be the right terminology) a message box that is supposed to display an error message. When I run the code, the error is obviously being caught because the message box displays. However the error does not display. I end up with a blank message box that includes a blank OK button. However, the title bar displays.
The try-catch statement is as follows:
try
{
if (Directory.Exists(dir)==true)
{
files.DeleteFilesInDir(dir,"*.*");
if (Directory.Exists(dir)==true)
files.DeleteFilesInDir(dir+@"040\","*.*");
if (Directory.Exists(dir)==true)
files.DeleteFilesInDir(dir+@"5500\","*.*");
if (Directory.Exists(dir)==true)
files.DeleteFilesInDir(dir+@"2100\","*.*");
if (Directory.Exists(dir)==true)
files.DeleteFilesInDir(dir+@"2604\","*.*");
}
else
Directory.CreateDirectory(dir);
}
catch
{
MessageBox.Show("An error occurred while creating or clearing the installation directory"+"\n"+"Adapt will not be installed.","InstallAdapt.exe");
return;
}
MODE="RUN";
}
I've changed the entire message within the parens to just "hi" thinking that maybe the syntax was incorrect, but I still ended up with an empty message box. The only difference was the message box was smaller. So it recognizes the size of the message.
Any suggestions?
mibuytPosted Apr 18, 2005, 9:05 PM
cdhPosted Apr 18, 2005, 2:33 PM
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