I am getting really desperate trying to find out how Transcript works.
Is there ANY WAY to simply send a break signal to a running script inside the IDE? I really hate having to kill the IDE completely using the Task Manager just because I cannot get out of a running loop because of a function not working as I hoped it would do.
I am trying to port some very simple C-routines to Transcript, which, naturally, make heavy use of "while" or "for" loops. Since I do not understand Transcript at all I have to use "trial and error". This leads to loops not being "breaked" where needed - everywhere else this is no problem as I simply send a SIG_BREAK (or whatever) to the task running and have full control again. I simply don't find a way to "stop" the IDE running a script, but shouldn't a IDE be EXACTLY this: An instance to run a script in a "controled sandbox"?
After having shoot down Revolution about 20 times now just because of "trial and error" understanding commands I am ready to accept any help you might offer.
Marc Albrecht A.C.T. / level-2 Glinder Str. 2 27432 Ebersdorf Deutschland Tel. 04765-830060 Fax. 04765-830064
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