Richmond,
>>>
Now, have you any idea how to stop the handler
initiated by the mouseUp from exiting with the end
mouseUp ?
<<<
I'm confused. If you want the cursor to stay invisible when the handler
quits then you merely have to say,
on mouseUp
set the cursor to none
lock cursor
end mouseUp
And you can get rid of that distracting pointer. :)
If your goal is a handler that never exits then I imagine,
on mouseUp
set the allowInterrupts to false
repeat forever
end repeat
end mouseUp
will work. Although I suppose it still doesn't satisfy "never" since a power
interruption, force quit, or restart will stop it, though certainly not
gracefully. Why would you not want handlers to exit?
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