Starting the script

[Ghost21]

Is it possible to start the script to run at a certain point so say line 144 it will start and send the commands or wait statements or whatever ?>

Thanks

[chickenselects]

well why not have that code first? Maybe set IF statements as switches and have them default off (rather skip) and switch the others on after it runs? Just an idea

Edited June 19, 2007 by chickenselects

[evilertoaster]

why does it matter what line is ran first? looks like your fishing for a goto, it which case whatever you're thinking can be done using func-endfunc

[SmOke_N]

This what most of us use functions for, when we need to run something specific at specific times or for specific reasons.

[herewasplato]

...looks like your fishing for a goto,...

I assumed that the OP was talking about wanting to skip code that works and start the script on the part that needs work - debug.

@OP,

If debug is your goal - From within SciTE, you can select the lines that you do not wish to run and press Ctrl-Q. Selecting those lines again and pressing Ctrl-Q toggles the "remark-out" off.

[DW1]

post the code and we can help

[Ghost21]

I assumed that the OP was talking about wanting to skip code that works and start the script on the part that needs work - debug.

@OP,

If debug is your goal - From within SciTE, you can select the lines that you do not wish to run and press Ctrl-Q. Selecting those lines again and pressing Ctrl-Q toggles the "remark-out" off.

Yay, A winner ... I figured it was a simple question .. Did I not explain it right?? ... Oh well Thanks for the help ...

[SmOke_N]

@OP,

If debug is your goal - From within SciTE, you can select the lines that you do not wish to run and press Ctrl-Q. Selecting those lines again and pressing Ctrl-Q toggles the "remark-out" off.

I've found the '-' minus key on the number pad does this as well (annoying sometimes lol).