Script command to ignore script errors?

[ghost zero]

Is there a script command to ignore script errors? Example, I want this script to go to T: drive and not popup an error message if the drive can't be found. Is it possible?

goto "T:\"

[nas8e9]

I don't think XYplorer's scripting has explicit error handling yet, but you could in this case precede the goto with exists like so:

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if exists("T:\") == 2 {
   goto "T:\";
}
else {
   status "Drive T: not available.";
}

Edited: missing closing semicolon after status added.

[PeterH]

If I understand the initial question right the answer must be "no"!
Because it's not a "script error"!

Script errors are illegal commands, wrong number of operands, non-paired braces, maybe division by 0, ...

Here a formally correct script command leads to an exceptional situation during execution of that command - a path cannot be resolved. That must be handled by the command - not by the script! So the possible solution would be an operand for the command telling it to quietly ignore errors. An analog example is the "confirm-"switch of the delete command.

So this request shouldn't go to expansion of scripting, but to expansion of explicit commands, like "goto" in this case.