) <R38@psuvm.psu.edu> (05/30/91)
Is it me or my Amiga? B-) I have a Mouse Interrupt with several hit boxes I then have a Loop with if-thens and some sobroutines If I click in any of the hit boxes, it runs the interrupt, and then just quits out of the program (The quitting depends on timing- it does not happen all the time) Ok, so I have sat here in front of my Amiga too long saying "WHY ISN'T THIS WORKING??!!" Can anyone help? Marc Rifkin, r38@psuvm.psu.edu Penn State's Amiga Student on Campus Consultant and independent computer graphic artist
news@unixg.ubc.ca (Usenet News Maintenance) (05/30/91)
In article <91150.014856R38@psuvm.psu.edu> Marc Rifkin (Me!!) <R38@psuvm.psu.edu> writes: >Is it me or my Amiga? B-) >I have a Mouse Interrupt with several hit boxes >I then have a Loop with if-thens and some sobroutines >If I click in any of the hit boxes, it runs the interrupt, >and then just quits out of the program >(The quitting depends on timing- it does not happen all the time) > >Ok, so I have sat here in front of my Amiga too long saying >"WHY ISN'T THIS WORKING??!!" > >Can anyone help? > >Marc Rifkin, r38@psuvm.psu.edu >Penn State's Amiga Student on Campus Consultant >and independent computer graphic artist Here's a couple of things to check for. In the Mouse wait requestor box, do you have the "Any Click" turned off? If you don't, a non-valid response may result and that will kick you out. If that isn't the problem check your if-then requestor boxes to make sure that your line is response()=="x", where x is the valuse that you get from the above Mouse interupt. On why it does it intermittently, I have no idea. Does it happen when you click on any particular choice or is it random? Hope my suggestions help. Eldon Wong
) (05/31/91)
In article <1991May30.160955.16901@unixg.ubc.ca>, news@unixg.ubc.ca (Usenet News Maintenance) says: > >Here's a couple of things to check for. In the Mouse wait requestor box, do >you have the "Any Click" turned off? If you don't, a non-valid response may >result and that will kick you out. If that isn't the problem check your I did have Any Click turned on, but why would that kick out of the program back to Amigavision? (I am going to turn it off and test it) Thanks, Marc Rifkin, r38@psuvm.psu.edu Penn State's Amiga Student on Campus Consultant and independent computer graphic artist
briang@sdd.hp.com (Brian Gragg) (05/31/91)
In article <91150.014856R38@psuvm.psu.edu> you write: >Is it me or my Amiga? B-) >I have a Mouse Interrupt with several hit boxes >I then have a Loop with if-thens and some sobroutines >If I click in any of the hit boxes, it runs the interrupt, >and then just quits out of the program >(The quitting depends on timing- it does not happen all the time) > >Ok, so I have sat here in front of my Amiga too long saying >"WHY ISN'T THIS WORKING??!!" > >Can anyone help? > >Marc Rifkin, r38@psuvm.psu.edu >Penn State's Amiga Student on Campus Consultant >and independent computer graphic artist Here's some ideas: Do you have a return at the end of the intrerrupt routine? Will the return from the interrupt routine (which may be the command after where it was when the interupt happened) loop you back to waiting for an interrupt? Hope it helps. Brian. -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Brian Gragg briang@sdd.hp.com hp-sdd!briang uunet!ucsd!hp-sdd!briang ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Brian Gragg briang@sdd.hp.com hp-sdd!briang uunet!ucsd!hp-sdd!briang -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
ewong@cheddar.ucs.ubc.ca (Eldon Wong) (05/31/91)
In article <91150.132941R38@psuvm.psu.edu> R38@psuvm.psu.edu (Me!!) writes: > >I did have Any Click turned on, but why would that kick out of the >program back to Amigavision? >(I am going to turn it off and test it) >Thanks, >Marc Rifkin, r38@psuvm.psu.edu >Penn State's Amiga Student on Campus Consultant >and independent computer graphic artist It will kick you back to Amigavision if you click the mouse and there is no valid response given. This also depends upon whether your script has a valid loop or return if the click produced a non-valid response. It will go through all of your if-then choices and not match and then will exit unless the last "then" choice is to return to the start or is in a loop. By turning off any click, the choice must be in one of your hit boxes and must therefore give a valid response. *************************************************************************** Eldon Wong University Computing Services ewong@ucs.ubc.ca University of British Columbia