Hi Everyone,
It's that newbie pest from Orlando again! In HyperCard I could type
command-period to stop a script. If I did it when a dialog box is displayed it
stops
the script at that point. Is there a keyboard command I can use in revolution
to
stop a script when a dialog box is displayed
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Everyone,
It's that newbie pest from Orlando again!
I love newbie pests. I wish we had more of them. The list gets so geeky
sometimes I think it scares people off.
In HyperCard I could type
command-period to stop a script. If I did it when a dialog box
command period doesn't work in windows either ;?
so you use the venerable DOS show-stopper command-c
Isn't that used for copying elsewhere? (sorry im a geek pest)
what's really missing though is command-shift-period
to jump into hyperCard's debugging mode ;)
having fun yet?
Xavier
command period doesn't work in windows either ;?
so you use the venerable DOS show-stopper command-c
Isn't that used for copying elsewhere? (sorry im a geek pest)
That's Control (CTRL) + C
Scott
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Okay, a fresh download of Revzilla made Revzilla work. It doesn't
take long to get familiar with the interface, and now it is easy to
peruse bugzilla.
The status of the command-period issue now seems unclear. One BZ item
suggests command-period should halt a script while debugging
Timothy-
Monday, August 8, 2005, 10:12:01 AM, you wrote:
My issue is much simpler. If an answer dialog is waiting on the
screen, command-period, would, in a perfect world, exit to top. As
far as I can tell, no keyboard entry will make that happen.
I've lost the original context
Mark Wieder wrote:
Timothy-
Monday, August 8, 2005, 10:12:01 AM, you wrote:
My issue is much simpler. If an answer dialog is waiting on the
screen, command-period, would, in a perfect world, exit to top. As
far as I can tell, no keyboard entry will make that happen.
I've lost
, August 8, 2005, 10:12:01 AM, you wrote:
My issue is much simpler. If an answer dialog is waiting on the
screen, command-period, would, in a perfect world, exit to top. As
far as I can tell, no keyboard entry will make that happen.
I've lost the original context for this thread, so I may
Unless I've overlooked something, a command-period will not halt a
script when an answer dialog is on the screen, waiting for a
mouseclick. Ideally, command-period would cause an exit to top, it
seems to me.
Does this represent
--a technical obstacle, possibly because of multi-platform-ism
, conveyed to us by Douglas
Adams, Sorry for the Inconvenience.
Tim
Unless I've overlooked something, a command-period will not halt a
script when an answer dialog is on the screen, waiting for a
mouseclick. Ideally, command-period would cause an exit to top, it
seems to me.
Does
On 8/5/05 1:29 PM, Timothy Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I haven't quite mastered Revzilla, or maybe it's not working quite right.
What did you try, and what did you experience in RevZilla?? (The reason I
ask is that if there's something that's not working right I need to fix it.)
Thanks,
On 8/5/05 1:29 PM, Timothy Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I haven't quite mastered Revzilla, or maybe it's not working quite right.
What did you try, and what did you experience in RevZilla?? (The reason I
ask is that if there's something that's not working right I need to fix it.)
Thanks,
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