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OnMouseMove / Application.Exit() bug?
I wrote a short function to help when testing AMS progs. I wanted to halt the program code and display a message so I made the message display 'MB_YESNO' so i could include an option to quit the app in the same window.
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function dMess( DisplayText ) if Dialog.Message(DisplayText, "Would you like to quit", MB_YESNO, MB_ICONINFORMATION, MB_DEFBUTTON1)==6 then Audio.Load(CHANNEL_NARRATION, "AutoPlay\\Audio\\Squisher.ogg", true, false); Application.Exit(0); end end |
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