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On Thu, 20 Mar 2008 03:03:00 -0500, zehava wizman <zehavawi1@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hello Forum!
> How can I stop repeat instruction , in case it meets a colored instruction
> that will tell him:
> 1. setpos in another place (no problem with doing it...] 2.stop only
> jumping (proc written with repeat) ,I know that "cancel" stops operation with
> forever , but what need repeat to stop the operation? here attaced the example
> thanks, Zehava
>
hi Zehava,
it was:
t1, setpos [282 -29] stand stopme
I changed it to:
t1, setpos [282 -29] stand cancel [jump]
that stops the repeats (and everything in the jump procedure)
Daniel
OpenWorld Learning
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