Halli hallo 
Ich hab das folgende Problem das meine Funktion nicht getriggered wird wenn ein Objekt Error entsteht.
Hier ist ein kleines Beispiel
#include <IE.au3>
[/autoit][autoit][/autoit][autoit]ObjEvent("AutoIt.Error", "_MyErrFunc")
Local $oIE = _IECreate("about:blank")
$oIE.IrgendeineMethodeDieNichtExistiert()
Func _MyErrFunc($oError) ;<- Habs auch ohne $oError probiert, habs da stehen gelassen da der Error ja übergeben wird
MsgBox(64, "", "Something bad happened.")
EndFunc
Mach
[autoit]$oEvent = ObjEvent("AutoIt.Error", "_MyErrFunc")
[/autoit]und schon funzt es.
Hier wird es sehr schön beschrieben, warum es die variable braucht:
The main line in this script is: $EventObject=ObjEvent($oIE,"IEEvent_",...).
This function takes the object $oIE and reroutes it's events to AutoIt functions whose names start with MYEvent_. The third parameter is optional. It is used when an Object has multiple Event interfaces and you don't want AutoIt to choose one automatically.
The Object responsible for the continuous rerouting is $EventObject. This variable does not require any further attention, unless you want to stop the events.
To stop rerouting Events, you can not just delete the variable like $EventObject="". The reason is that the 'calling' Object is still holding a reference to this variable, and it won't loose it until the Object itself quits. You could solve this problem by killing the 'calling' Object, but you can also tell the Object that you don't want to receive any events by using: $EventObject.Stop. Then you can (but not really necessary) kill the Event by assigning it any value, like: $EventObject=""
