stopping all running scripts |SOLVED|
Posted: Fri Jul 04, 2014 10:12 am
Hi all,
I have been a Flash and Director developer for years, and just this week bettered my life and switched to LiveCode. The speed at which I can get things done baffles me by the way!
But as is to be expected, there are some hickups too. In Flash you can test a script by pressing ctrl-enter for instance, you get your program in a window and if you close that window you effectively halt all scripts. In Director, which behaves more like livecode, you have a play and stop button. Pressing the stop button halts all scripts too. But in LiveCode I run into a problem. When I test it, some scripts which execute at standard intervals keep running, consequently LiveCode gets reaaaaaaaal slow and I have to go to the script and put in a breakpoint in order to be able to stop executing it. So far that works, but as my project will grow that won't be practical anymore. Is there a way to just stop all the scripts from executing? A command that I can enter in the message box or something?
Thanks in advance,
Johan
I have been a Flash and Director developer for years, and just this week bettered my life and switched to LiveCode. The speed at which I can get things done baffles me by the way!
But as is to be expected, there are some hickups too. In Flash you can test a script by pressing ctrl-enter for instance, you get your program in a window and if you close that window you effectively halt all scripts. In Director, which behaves more like livecode, you have a play and stop button. Pressing the stop button halts all scripts too. But in LiveCode I run into a problem. When I test it, some scripts which execute at standard intervals keep running, consequently LiveCode gets reaaaaaaaal slow and I have to go to the script and put in a breakpoint in order to be able to stop executing it. So far that works, but as my project will grow that won't be practical anymore. Is there a way to just stop all the scripts from executing? A command that I can enter in the message box or something?
Thanks in advance,
Johan