Hi Alex
Well, smack an old man up side the head and tell him to wake up :-) I
knew that damn it. I remember reading a post by Tom explaining such just
recently. So why did I use “on stopMovie,” just to show my ignorance I
guess. :-[
I set exitLock to true and changed “on stopMovie” to “on close
The easiest approach is to call a custom handler when the close button is
clicked on the title bar. This handler can then take care of Saving and
quitting or just quit without saving. Hope this helps.
Regards,
Anand Ravi
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At 1:08 Uhr -0400 14.09.2004, KLGC Studio wrote:
on stopMovie
If (NOT DialogL.dialogSvd) AND (DialogL.targetSrc <> #unk) then
reply = ShowAlert(1)
if reply then
SaveDialog()
end if
end if
end stopMovie
I think you can't 'stop' the stopmovie event in that way.
the propcess of stopping the movie is
