Null Object - Lack of error catching?

[knpmaster]

hello hello.

In the flash runtime you can throw null object pointer exceptions where as in the c++ runtime those exceptions are caught and you don't see any errors.

For example: I have an always event that scrolls the screen to a position based on an object. When that object no longer exists, the screen goes to 0,0 and a null pointer is thrown in the flash runtime. In the c++ runtime there is no error and the screen stays where it was when the object existed.

This is possibly lack of error catching in the flash runtime? Will this be fixed?

[Francois]

Can you send me an example? This is not normal.

[Dynasoft]

In the flash runtime you can throw null object pointer exceptions where as in the c++ runtime those exceptions are caught and you don't see any errors.

No, those exceptions are not "caught" in the c++ runtime, they're never thrown in the first place.