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Method event handler for OnExceptionAction event.
Unit
EEvents
Syntax
Parameters
AExceptionInfo [in, optional]
Information about exception. Can be nil.
AEurekaAction [in]
Action to perform.
AAdditionalInfo [in, optional]
Additional information about action (see remarks).
AExecute [out]
"Before-like" actions: True - (default) perform action, False - cancel/skip action;
"After-like" actions: True - action is successful, False - action was unsuccessful;
ACallNextHandler [out]
True (default) - call next registered event handler, False - do not call next event handler.
Tip
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Set to False, if you set AExecute to False.
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Remarks
OnExceptionAction event is fired for any action with exception during exception processing: saving to bug report, sending via Internet, etc. You can use this event to alter actions, cancel/skip them, etc.
AAdditionalInfo argument holds additional information for actions. Currently this argument have non-empty value for atSending and atSent actions. For these actions - AAdditionalInfo argument holds send engine class name. This information is useful if you use several send methods (for example, HTTP and e-mail). See also.
For "before"-like actions: AExecute will determinate if EurekaLog should execute the action. You can use this to skip certain actions (e.g. skip sending, skip dialog, skip saving bug report, etc.).
For "after"-like actions: AExecute will determinate if EurekaLog should consider action as succeeded (or failed). You can use this to skip errors.
Note
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Basically, for most actions EurekaLog follow such pattern (pseudo-code):
Code (Delphi)
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repeat
MakeCall := DoEventExceptionAction(... "before" ...);
try
if MakeCall then
Result := PerformAction
else
Result := Cancelled;
except
Result := UnknownError;
end;
Result := DoEventExceptionAction(... "after" ...);
if Failed(Result) then
Retry := DoEventExceptionError(...)
else
Retry := False;
until not Retry;
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Caution!
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Any event is called from the context of exception thread, which may be not the main thread of application. Thus, it's highly recommended to avoid using any global-like data and to avoid access VCL objects. If you still need to do any of that - please use proper thread synchronization for globals and Synchronize method for VCL access.
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Warning
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Event handlers registered via TEurekaLogEvents component will be active only when corresponding form is live (created). Such handlers will not be called before form is created or after it was destroyed. For this reason you may want to register your event handlers via code. For example, it would be a bad idea to use TEurekaLogEvents component for implementing your error dialog, because your dialog will not be displayed for exceptions outside form (e.g. initialization/finalization exceptions, as well as exceptions in form's constructor).
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Examples
Code (Delphi)
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try
raise Exception.Create('Error'); // - OnRaise event handler will be called
except
Application.HandleException();
// - OnExceptionNotify will be called
// - set of OnExceptionAction events will be called
// (one event for each action (saving, sending, etc).)
end;
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See also
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Build date: 2025-09-30
Last edited: 2025-09-30
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