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Well, normally this a question I wouldn't take seriously, but I cant seem to close out of my script...

HotKeySet("S","start")
HotKeySet("X","kill")
SplashTextOn("Load","LOADING LIST")
$list=FileRead("list.txt")
SplashOff()
While 1
Sleep(1000)
WEnd
Func start()
Send($list)
EndFunc
Func kill()
Exit
EndFunc

I'm trying to close it in the middle of sending "list.txt", but it insists on finishing before closing, so how would I go about aborting this?

Thanks

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Once the command is executed it can not be stopped, try this:

HotKeySet("S","start")
HotKeySet("X","kill")

SplashTextOn("Load","LOADING LIST")
$list = FileRead("list.txt")
$ListArr = StringSplit($list, "")
SplashOff()

While 1
    Sleep(1000)
WEnd

Func start()
    For $i = 1 To $ListArr[0]
        Send($ListArr[$i])
    Next
EndFunc

Func kill()
    Exit
EndFunc

It will be slower, but this i think the only way.

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MsCreatoR's idea is definately the first one that came to mind, but to present an alternative...

You call an external program to send it. Using something like this:

;MAIN FILE
HotKeySet("S","start")
HotKeySet("X","kill")
SplashTextOn("Load","LOADING LIST")

SplashOff()

While 1
Sleep(1000)
WEnd

Func start()
    Run("sendMyFile.exe")
EndFunc

Func kill()
    ProcessClose("sendMyFile.exe")
EndFunc
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MsCreatoR's idea is definately the first one that came to mind, but to present an alternative...

You call an external program to send it. Using something like this:

;MAIN FILE
HotKeySet("S","start")
HotKeySet("X","kill")
SplashTextOn("Load","LOADING LIST")

SplashOff()

While 1
Sleep(1000)
WEnd

Func start()
    Run("sendMyFile.exe")
EndFunc

Func kill()
    ProcessClose("sendMyFile.exe")
EndFunc
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I believe that using 2 programs in my mind is dumb (at the exception of TCP)

Kurt

Awaiting Diablo III..

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I believe that using 2 programs in my mind is dumb (at the exception of TCP)

Yeah, I avoid it myself. Running two programs can be wasteful or messy. Personally, as I said at the beginning of the post, I'd probably do what MsCreatoR said, but I was just providing another option because each option has situations it would work well in, and situations that it would work poorly at.

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I would create a GUI, add a Pause button, do the For..Next statement as MsCreatoR said and add inside the statement a $msg = GUIGetMsg()

Good luck with the project,

Kurt :whistle:

Awaiting Diablo III..

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