RegExpr Help › Error codes
RegExpr raises an error and sets the following error codes to Err. You should normally get error codes only when you make a coding mistake: you either pass a bad regular expression or you make an error calling the various functions.
| Value | Constant | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 20050 | RegExprError_ | Invalid range in regular expression. Examples: [Z-A], a{10,5} |
| 20051 | RegExprError_ | RegExprResult was called after RegExpr returned False, or RegExprResult was called without calling RegExpr first. |
| 20052 | RegExprError_ | Syntax error or otherwise incorrect regular expression. |
| 20053 | RegExprError_ | Function parameter invalid (bad ResultType). |
| 20054 | RegExprError_ | An internal error (bug) in RegExpr. Not expected to happen. |
| 28 | – | Out of stack space. RegExpr failed to reach end of input. Could happen with very long input or pathological expressions such as ()+ |
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