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Re: Forcing an applet to quit
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Re: Forcing an applet to quit

  • Subject: Re: Forcing an applet to quit
  • From: "email@hidden" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 11 Jan 2001 10:36:09 -0500
>> > on run
>> > beep
>> > doIt()
>> > beep
>> > end run
>> >
>> > on doIt()
>> > error NUMBER -128
>> > end doIt
>> >
SNIP

>...which means that Script Editor will report the error, and it beeps when it
>does so. The second beep is coming from the error dialog, not your script.
>"error number -128" will terminate the script silently.

which it does unless it is a stay open applet. Then it just sits there.
How do you kill one of them? (sys 9.04)

Doug

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