Does anyone else have any ideas as to why my stack would not be pausing
when I want to display a dialog before a program quits once someone
selects Quit from the menu? This is on OS X, too. I have not been
able to try it on OS 9 or Windows, though I'm guessing it's the same.
Thanks
Karl
On Friday, October 18, 2002, at 01:08 AM, Karl Becker wrote:
On Wednesday, October 16, 2002, at 01:34 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Re: Karl Becker's problem:
Have you checked for stray Lock Messages commands, perhaps in a
subroutine
that's being called?
Nope, I just searched through my entire script, the only things I lock
is the screen occasionally, but even that I don't do near where I quit.
I created a new stack, and made a quick script in the stack script of:
on shutDownRequest
--display an answer dialog, quit if the user clicks Don't Quit
end shutDownRequest
and when I hit command-Q, it did not pop up. Is my copy of MetaCard
being weird or something?
Karl
David Epstein
How can I get it to actually stop the Quit?
See the shutDownRequest system message.
I've inserted it into my script, but for some reason it's not
recognizing. I put it in both the stack's script and the card
script,
but it's not intercepting it at all. Could those other handlers I
have
be messing with it?
Karl
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