--- In [email protected], "kottami" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi..Bruce.. PP Users.. > > I have a Scheduler_item. > > ---------------------------------------------- > [8] > Event = Idle 0001 recur: Saveforre-use Disable > Cmd1 = Exec > Param1 = MoreCommandsAsScript > Cmd2 = local > Param2 = mpDlgCaption = ?"I want you" > Cmd3 = local > Param3 = mpDlgText = ?"Å×½ºÆ®Áß ~~~" > Cmd4 = local > Param4 = sOutput = MiscPlugin.messagebox > (1, "&OK","&Cancel","timeout=5") ;; °æ°í ½Ã°£ 5ÃÊ > Cmd5 = quit > ------------ > Cmd1 = Exec MoreCommandsAsScript > Cmd2 = local mpDlgCaption = ?"I want you" > Cmd3 = local mpDlgText = ?"Å×½ºÆ®Áß ~~~" > Cmd4 = local sOutput = MiscPlugin.messagebox;;+ > (1, "&OK","&Cancel","timeout=5") > Cmd5 = quit > ----------------------------------------------- >> > Why?? > and > What's nested too deeply??
Nesting means a script calls another script, or a script starts while another script is running and waiting using wait.for. PowerPro can support up to 15 or so scripts running nested. So following always fails function nestme() nestme() //boom quit I cannot really understand what you are doing. What are all the params -- you cannot have arguments for morecommands as script. Do you really have two morecommandsasscript in same command (don't). Also, I cannot comment on what miscplugin does. Its always a good idea to try some experiments to see what you can figure out by simplyfying, eg - use win.debug instead of miscplugin - execute command from a button instead of an alarm
