--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], bizaro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello swzoh,
> 
> you wrote...
> 
> > I see. I remembered you had requested kind of "*wait for
> > Message n" and I had suggested some about it.
> > So, you were not satisfied with
> 
> Back then my solution was, not to nest script. But, today I 
discovered this
> little event trick which I wanted to share with others.
> 
> > *Message n ...
> > *wait for not anywindow "PowerPro Message"
> 
> This is very good workaround if you don't need cancel or countdown.

Hi bizaro,

Actually I thought your solution was an excellent one and so I was
willing to withdraw my rather restricted one.
The only thing that concerned me, however, was that if use event
plugin the would-be nested script might be run as an independent
script, not as a (nested) part of the parent script.
But, I guess you didn't have to worry about it in your situation.

Anyway, if you want to see what I meant, try the below script, then
replace the first line with "event.createms(20,1,"[EMAIL PROTECTED]")":

------------------ test.powerpro ----------------------------------
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Debug "OK"
quit

@mymsg
*Message 5 "This is a test."
*Wait For not anywindow "PowerPro Message"
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