Hi Ken,
Alex
You say:
on menuPick pWhich
switch pWhich
case "Exit"
answer "Are you sure you want to exit?" with "Yes" or "OK"
if it is "OK" then quit
break
...
I'm sure this would work. Problem is, I don't understand why.
This isn't
your problem, you've given me a solution which is more than I could
expect,
thank you.
My problem with this script is: it produces two choices, Yes or
No. Buttons
I assume. OK is handled. Yes does not appear to be handled by
anything.
But, if it works it must be handled somehow. But there is nothing
in this
script (that I can see) to cater for a choice of Yes.
See below, i am sure it should read "NO" instead of "YES"
It's a dilemma. You say this works. I believe you (on faith, not
having
tried it). But I can't see how it can possibly work, because there is
nothing that appears to handle a choice of Yes. Isn't programming
supposed
to follow the script?
Or... is there some mystical dimension to these scripts... some
sort of
default skypilot script or command that takes care of these messy
details?
If so, does one have to enter an order for the secret to be revealed?
I think Alex meant this one:
on menuPick pWhich
switch pWhich
case "Exit"
answer "Are you sure you want to exit?" with "NO" or "OK"
## OK and YES are synonyms and that would not make sense here :-)
if it is "OK" then quit
break
case "Quit"
answer ....
if it is "OK" then ...
break
end switch
end menuPick
Regards
ken
Best
Klaus Major
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http://www.major-k.de
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