On 24 Feb 2010, at 6:00 pm, John Law wrote:
How does one prevent the program locking up in the middle of a job?
Never, ever, make any mistakes in your scripts :-D
David Glasgow
PS I can risk this facetiousness, because I know good and wise list members
will give you sound and helpful advice
Greetings
As a sometime Hypercard enthusiast I'm slowly getting used to RunRev.
How does one prevent the program locking up in the middle of a job?
I then have to force quit - Mac OS Snow Leopard.
Thanks
JL
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Um.. we're going to need a little more info than that
what were you doing at the time?
what platform?
sample code?
do you mean break out of a loop ?
modal dialog? Are you sure it was a freeze?
command period often doesn't work as Rev is fast compared to HC.
?
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On 24/02/2010 19:56, john law wrote:
Greetings
As a sometime Hypercard enthusiast I'm slowly getting used to RunRev.
How does one prevent the program locking up in the middle of a job?
I then have to force quit - Mac OS Snow Leopard.
Thanks
Oh Dear,
I haven't heard about this problem
john law wrote:
Greetings
As a sometime Hypercard enthusiast I'm slowly getting used to RunRev.
How does one prevent the program locking up in the middle of a job?
I then have to force quit - Mac OS Snow Leopard.
Sounds like an infinite loop. Post some sample scripts.
--
Jacqueline Landman
If it turns out to be an infinite loop, sometimes you can hold the escape key
down. Sometimes works, sometimes doesn't.
Bob
On Feb 24, 2010, at 9:56 AM, john law wrote:
Greetings
As a sometime Hypercard enthusiast I'm slowly getting used to RunRev.
How does one prevent the program locking
Hi from Beautiful Brittany,
Hi John,
Tell us what you are trying to do,
tell us what Rev version you are
using, and on what system :
and we may be able to help.
- Francis
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Please
John,
Sometimes you are lucky, and in this situation, where cmd-period does
nothing, and you can't get menu control via the mouse, keyboard
shortcuts still work, so cmd-s will save your work and as an added
bonus, sometimes even brings the stack back to life. If it doesn't,
when you Force Quit
