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19th October 01:56
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I supose you mean something like this { aka know main loop }:
{program initialization} exit := false; .... repeat { program main loop } ... until exit; { program finalization } .... when the exit became true you exit the repeat/until loop and the program. There is a version with while. -- Il Razziatore, The Only Good Windows is an uninstalled Windows ----------------------------------------------- MSN : IlRazziatore@netscape.net ICQ : 67552596 Yhaoo : Razziatore82 ----------------------------------------------- Founder of MediaPlayer Project http://mpp.iwebland.com |
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27th October 07:22
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I supose you mean something like this { aka know main loop }:
{program initialization} exit := false; .... repeat { program main loop } ... until exit; { program finalization } .... when the exit became true you exit the repeat/until loop and the program. There is a version with while. -- Il Razziatore, The Only Good Windows is an uninstalled Windows ----------------------------------------------- MSN : IlRazziatore@netscape.net ICQ : 67552596 Yhaoo : Razziatore82 ----------------------------------------------- Founder of MediaPlayer Project http://mpp.iwebland.com |
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14th March 03:26
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I supose you mean something like this { aka know main loop }:
{program initialization} exit := false; .... repeat { program main loop } ... until exit; { program finalization } .... when the exit became true you exit the repeat/until loop and the program. There is a version with while. -- Il Razziatore, The Only Good Windows is an uninstalled Windows ----------------------------------------------- MSN : IlRazziatore@netscape.net ICQ : 67552596 Yhaoo : Razziatore82 ----------------------------------------------- Founder of MediaPlayer Project http://mpp.iwebland.com |
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