Joe, allowInterrupts is a global (and persistent, I think) property
of the IDE (which defaults to "true", in 2.7.4 at least).
As long is it is set to "true" you should be able to interrupt a
runaway loop by holding command - period (Mac) or control - period
(Windows).
There was a version (2.7.2?) which wrongly defaulted to "false", and
before I realised what was going on, I just got into the habit of
putting
if the controlKey is down then exit repeat
inside every loop, until I was sure the loop was ok.
The cmnd/cntrl period should work, though.
Best,
Mark
On 4 Feb 2007, at 04:22, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 2/3/07 3:57:24 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi Everyone
Is there a way for me to stop a running script that’s caught in an
endless
loop so I can fix my scripting error?
Joe
Orlando, Florida
I tried “AllowInterrupts” it didn’t allow me to break in, even when
I put it
into the offending handler. The other suggestions assume I know in
advance
which handler will cause a problem. Is there a universal solution I
can apply at
startup to allow me to break a script?
Joe
Orlando, Florida
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