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Topic: Rebol/View leaves GUI on screen....... (Read 539 times)
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jfdutcher
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I know there is something fundamental I need to grasp, but note that with a View script, if the script fails the displayed panel remains on the screen and is unresponsive to any attempt to close it. Only 'quiting' Rebol will make it go away. I assume I need some basic code addition ? which will respond to a scripting error and remove the displayed GUI if one occurs  |
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Guest_Paul
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Sound like your doing this from the console - so all you need to do is click back over to the console window and hit ESC key and then type unview/all and then you can do more coding/testing.
Paul
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jfdutcher
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Thanks much...that seems to be the approach !!
John D.
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jfdutcher
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Pressing 'ESC' and then keying 'unview/all' has very positive results.....but for some reason....I key a correction to the script after doing so....then try to run the corrected script.....and the 'old' code executes, giving the original error. S-o-o-o...I 'quit' Rebol and come back in, wich allows my corrected script to be the one executed ? |
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Sunanda
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Just guessing from observing that another query of yours uses insert-event-func.
Despite reloading the script, you may not have removed the previously inserted event function.....If so, maybe that one is taking priority.
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