Escaping from Repeat loops

[Mark Smith]

Alejandro, there is a global property "allowInterrupts" that should  
be set to true by default - it means that you can escape from runaway  
loops by pressing "command period" on a mac or (I think), "control  
period" on windows.

If this is not working, then type "set the allowInterrupts to true"  
in the message box, and it should then work.

If that fails (though it shouldn't), you can always do something like:

repeat forever
   if the controlKey is down then exit repeat
   do loop stuff.....
end repeat

so holding down the control key will exit the loop.

Best,

Mark

On 11 Sep 2007, at 01:35, Alejandro Tejada wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> Recently, i have been practising a new skill
> (at least for me): parsing and display xml files.
>
> But some xml files are from perfect (lacking closing
> tags or with repeated tags or missing starting tags)
> and frecuently send my code in a loop that requires
> to force quit the Development environment.
>
> What are my options to escape from these unending
> loops
> without having to force quit my application?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> al
>
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