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Hey, I've been trying to find out how to do this for a while.

I have a program which is step-based.

I want to be able to execute some code if and when my Sikuli script
stops running. And it needs to be for ANY reason (invalid image
found/user stops the program (shift+alt+c)/user quits the program when
being prompted) except for reasons like invalid Python code.

Basically what I need to do if and when the program quits due to either
user input or an error is I need to open up a file and write a step
number to it. It's just the error handling that I'm a bit stumped about.

Some exploration has led me to believe that I'd need to do something
with a try... except... statement. But I don't know how exactly to go
about it.

Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance.

P.S. There is a workaround I can easily use, which is to write the
number of the step to the file as the user begins the step, but I feel
that it's inefficient and bad practice to do it every single step rather
than when it really needs to be done.

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