--- In [email protected], "brucexs" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> --- In [email protected], "kottami" <kottami@> wrote:
> > ------------
> > 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
> > -----------------------------------------------
>
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).


Hi. Bruce.. 

Thanks..
No.. Just one Scheduler_Item, 

 
> 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



when idle scheduler_item execute a script, a specified script runs 
just one  time..

but, below script runs many times.. and PowerPro shutdown..

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local mpDlgCaption mpDLgText sOutput
mpDlgCaption = ?"I want you" 
mpDlgText = ?"just testing ~~~" 
sOutput = MiscPlugin.messagebox1, "&OK","&Cancel","timeout=5")   
Quit
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I don't know why above script runs many times..
because of schdeler_idle_item???

Regards, 
kottami..

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