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How to pause / exit current action

IamKJ

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So I have a lot of different functions in the little program I'm making.  Most of them use the Do statement, such as finding images, clicking buttons, etc.

 

The question I have is how would I be able to both

1) Create a hotkey to pause whatever I am doing at the moment.  If I have to put something into every function in the program, I don't mind.

2) Create a hotkey to exit whatever I am doing and stop all loops or commands and bring back the main GUI?

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IamKJ,

The Interrupting a running function tutorial in the Wiki is probably a good place to start.

M23

 

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