You may be thinking about DoEvents .  I'd be careful with it though.

--- In [email protected], "HouseDad" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
> 
> 
> In modifying an older program, I have run across an instance where 
in 
> the middle of a LOOP I need to stop and monitor a LISTBOX and deal 
> with users selecting stuff in the listbox, doing some other stuff, 
> then continuing the loop again when finished.
> 
> I seem to remember a command that did something like this.  I can't 
> remember what it is and am having trouble finding it in my books.
> 
> So far all I can think of is to set a BOOLEAN value in this sort of 
> fashion:
> 
> do while boolean=true
> doevents
> loop
> 
> This could possibly let me execute event code like LISTBOX_CLICK 
> until I set the boolean=false, but I am sure I remember reading 
about 
> another way to do it...
> 
> 
> Also, I wanted to mention to all of you that have helped me, 
> especially a year ago when I really needed it (worse), Shawn, Matt, 
> Don, Ian, and others I can't recall off-hand, thanks.  I hope I 
> haven't scared you off with my verboseness.  I know you guys know 
> what you're doing so I don't even bother with other groups.  Even 
if 
> you just give me a link or something it helps.
> 
> You probably can't tell from my recent posts, but those past 
projects 
> were very successfull and I might even be able to get a "real" job 
> programming some day.  I just never learned the "right" way to do 
it, 
> mainly due to never having any real training (unless you count 
pascal 
> in high school, GWBASIC, and quick basic) so a lot of my questions 
> are elementary, although my coding prowess isn't necessarily so 
> (LOL).  I wish I could dictate the time contraints for a project 
> (ie. "Sure I can do that, $50/hr, 10hrs minimum, more if I need 
it!), 
> but unfortunately I find myself getting a project done in the hours 
I 
> am told to have it done, which doesn't really allow me much room 
for 
> the "professional" touches you guys suggest.  I think my boss is 
> starting to understand when it takes as long to "straighten up" a 
> program as it did to initially write it maybe he should give me 
some 
> more time, or at least warn me a little sooner when he needs a 
> particular program.
> 
> Anyway, because of your help, my programs are replacing the 
software  
> my company has been leasing and I am saving them lots of money, 
> although I don't get any of it, but at least I can say I did it. 
> 
> Thanks to you.
> 
> [C]









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