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Post by angelo2449 on Apr 21, 2020 4:58:38 GMT -5
I think I have already proposed this question but I cannot find the answer!
How can I prevent the program proceeding with a
> Run < command?
Example :
String$ = ""
run "C:\Pippo\Pluto.exe " + "C:\Pippo\Pluto.tkn"
'The > Pluto < program values the String$ variable.
print String$
The program must wait for the variable
> String$ < is valued.
I tried with a > While < loop but it doesn't work!
Thank You.
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Post by alincon on Apr 21, 2020 9:11:26 GMT -5
If the called program creates something - maybe a file, you can repeatedly test for that file's existence or not being empty;
and then resume your calling program.
r.m.
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Post by Rod on Apr 21, 2020 9:18:14 GMT -5
Why do you need the added complication of another program? Just use a Sub.
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Post by timur77 on Apr 22, 2020 7:07:20 GMT -5
I think I have already proposed this question but I cannot find the answer! How can I prevent the program proceeding with a > Run < command? Example : String$ = ""
run "C:\Pippo\Pluto.exe " + "C:\Pippo\Pluto.tkn"
'The > Pluto < program values the String$ variable.
print String$
The program must wait for the variable > String$ < is valued. I tried with a > While < loop but it doesn't work! Thank You. I have several solutions in the past. To help more efficiently, I would like to know the common goal and objective. |
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