====== Error handling ======


===== Cathing errors =====

In all subs and function you should use a error handler. This error handler catches errors and allow you to show the error and stops the Vba from breaking down.
=== Code example ===
<code vb>
Private Sub GetValue()
On Error GoTo ErrorHandler
    'Write your code
Exit Sub
ErrorHandler:
    Call UI.ShowError(“Actionpad_Company.GetValue”)
End Sub
</code>


===== Best practice =====
To avoid errors to even happen it could be a good thing to check for general errors.
=== Use If statements to avoid using objects that is Nothing ===
<code vb>
If Not oMyObject Is Nothing Then
    ' Do my magic stuff with the object
Else
    Call Lime.MessageBox("Message to user")
End If
</code>