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04-28-2017
10:38 AM
04-28-2017
10:38 AM
I think you're given Revit a little too much credit. Much more likely the formula execution is wrapped in a "try/catch", where it tries to run it as-is. If an error is encountered ("throw") it is handled (by a "catch"). Those handlers rarely go into the kind of detail you are expecting, as the errors can come from many different levels of programming and have many different causes and solutions. They only care that something went wrong, and are unaware of where or why it happened.