Re:

[LCSI <alain@xxxxxxx>]

Hi,
Using the primitive "question", I'm afraid that's impossible.
Using a text box, you could:

to password
make "input readchar
if 13 = ascii :input [op " ]
insert char 42
op word :input password
end

That's tricky, it only works in a certain context, and maybe I can  
figure out a simpler solution. It's called a recursive operation (as  
opposed to a recursive command) because the recursive line (the last  
line) uses "output".
This works in the following context:

Create a text box on the page
Type
SHOW PASSWORD
in the command center
Type a password. STARS will appear in the text box, and when you press  
RETURN (char 13), the procedure will output the entire password (which  
will be caught by SHOW).
That's probably not a good answer for what you're doing, but I thought  
you might enjoy looking up all these primitives in the Help system,  
and perhaps google some of these concepts (recursive operation).
AT

Le 08-04-05 à 10:50, Henry Wilson a écrit :
> Is there any way to make a question so when you type it shows those  
> dots instead of the thing you are typing? This would be very useful  
> for my login system.