That is easy.
1. Declare a global in your stack script outside any handler so it is
available to all handlers in the Stack Script.
2. Initialize it to false in your on openStack handler.
3. Declare the global in your button script or else have the button
call a handler in your stack script that does the work.
4. Have the mouseUp handler (or whatever script you call) set the
value of the global to true.
5. Have your endless loop check for this value before each iteration,
and bail out when it is true, setting the value back to false before
it does.
Pretty basic stuff.
Bob Sneidar
IT Manager
Logos Management
Calvary Chapel CM
On Sep 29, 2008, at 3:40 PM, Michael wrote:
Hi:
I searched but didn't find quite what I am trying to implement. Any
tips on
the best way to do the following is appreciated:
I have a Start button that starts an indefinite repeat. (It
downloads a bit
of information from a web site and sends an email, waiting 5 minutes
until
doing it again.) I would like a Stop button to stop the repeat, but
all I
can do is Cmd-. to abort it. I tried setting a global flag but that
doesn't
work, at least the way I'm doing it. Ideas?
Thanks,
m
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