stopping script when clicking cancel

[apsync]

hmm for some reason this function is not working, i want to exit the script immediately if user has pressed cancel!

Func CheckForNo($F)
  If $F = 2 Then
    Exit
  EndIf
EndFunc

$times = InputBox("", "question 1");
CheckForNo($times)

$cpnaam = InputBox("", "question 2");
CheckForNo($cpnaam)

$bericht = InputBox("", "question 3");
CheckForNo($bericht)

it's not working, when I press cancel it still asks the next question!

[Valuater]

i'm not the smartest here but.... i m sure you need to "call"

$times = InputBox("", "question 1");

Call ("CheckForNo($times)")....????

why not use

$msg = GuiGetMsg()

$times = InputBox("", "question 1");

if $msg= $Cancel_button then ExitLoop ; exits a loop

If $msg = $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE then exit ; exits the program

Edited June 11, 2005 by Valuater

[apsync]

thx for the reply, no i dont want to use guigetmsg, and no the call function is not working, but thanks for the reply though, anyone else?

[buzz44]

2 is the @error value, read the help file. The string returned when cancel is clicked is nothing. This works fines. I changed the "2" to '""'

$times = InputBox("", "question 1");
CheckForNo($times)

$cpnaam = InputBox("", "question 2");
CheckForNo($cpnaam)

$bericht = InputBox("", "question 3");
CheckForNo($bericht)

Func CheckForNo($F)
  If $F = "" Then
    Exit
  EndIf
EndFunc

What I would like to know is why this doesn't work...

$times = InputBox("", "question 1")

If @error = 2 Then
   Exit
EndIf

$hhh = InputBox("", "question 2")

Edit: Sorry Helge. If you combine your answer and mine we would have a nice one lol. I must be tripping out. I checked the help file for the @error return for the input box function and I SWEAR it said it was 2... I check it know and it says its 1. Please disregard my stupid last "What I would like to know..." question as I was going on the assumption that @error = 2 when the cancel is pressed but really its when the timeout is reached.

Edited June 11, 2005 by Burrup

[Helge]

You've not set up the script to exit when the user presses "Cancel",

but when the user inputs "2". See the code below...

$times = InputBox("", "question 1");
CheckForNo(@ERROR)

$cpnaam = InputBox("", "question 2");
CheckForNo(@ERROR)

$bericht = InputBox("", "question 3");
CheckForNo(@ERROR)

Func CheckForNo($F)
  If NOT $F = 0 Then Exit; Quits at error
EndFunc

Edit : Too slow.. Anyway, you might want to check out Burrup's

script instead of mine, as his also fails when the user haven't input

anything. If you want that..

Good luck with your script !

Edited June 11, 2005 by Helge

[apsync]

thx!