1. Is their an easy way to interrupt a ruining macro?
I'm looking for a way to interrupt a long macro with several wait in it and I don't want to close down EG. Is there an easy way to do this?
2. Is there any way to run several macros in parallel or will they always execute one at a time?
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Interupting a macro and multi procesing.
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prostetnic
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prostetnic
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Re: Interupting a macro and multi procesing.
Does anyone have any idea how I could insert some kind of interrupt in this specific macro?

Re: Interupting a macro and multi procesing.
Hi,
You have programmed a macro which takes a long time in case of several wait statements.
My proposal is using the timer instead of a wait statement.
The timer will generate a new event after a specific time. While this time other events can be processed. If the sequence of the event processing should be terminated e.g. by an other event, the timer can be terminated in the way, that no timer event will be generated.
Solves this proposal your problem?
Regards
Prinz
I think that I have understood your problem now.prostetnic wrote:Does anyone have any idea how I could insert some kind of interrupt in this specific macro?
You have programmed a macro which takes a long time in case of several wait statements.
My proposal is using the timer instead of a wait statement.
The timer will generate a new event after a specific time. While this time other events can be processed. If the sequence of the event processing should be terminated e.g. by an other event, the timer can be terminated in the way, that no timer event will be generated.
Solves this proposal your problem?
Regards
Prinz
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prostetnic
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Re: Interupting a macro and multi procesing.
Yes I think it does. I will try it out this weekend. Thanks a loot 