Try? Nop?

petersa · 25th April 2001, 11:52

Can anyone tell me what Try and Nop do? I've seen a few posts with them in examples, but I can't figure out their significance. Thanks!

RM · 25th April 2001, 12:56

Nop (no-operation) does nothing.

there is no 'Try' command.

petersa · 25th April 2001, 14:21

Okay, must have read Try wrong.

What the hell is Nop there for?

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25th April 2001, 11:52	#1
petersa Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Melbourne, Australia Posts: 207	Can anyone tell me what Try and Nop do? I've seen a few posts with them in examples, but I can't figure out their significance. Thanks!

25th April 2001, 12:56	#2
RM Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Israel Posts: 23	Nop (no-operation) does nothing. there is no 'Try' command.

25th April 2001, 14:21	#3
petersa Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Melbourne, Australia Posts: 207	Okay, must have read Try wrong. What the hell is Nop there for?