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I wrote a little skill routine. It works but when it is finished, I have to end each other commands with done before being able to call the next one ("Finish current command before starting new command")

If I run other skill routines, when I finish it, this strange behaviour disappears.
So, something in these other routines si needed in the new one to avoid this behaviour.

But in my stop/cancel I have a axlCancel(Finish)EnterFun, an axlClearSelSet but nothing put Allegro back to normal.

I saw that my stop routine set some variables to nil but if I go to skill mode in allegro and display these variables, some are not set like they should be after a stop....

Any help would be greatly appreciated...
Thanks. 


Originally posted in cdnusers.org by willbi
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  • axlShell("done") should do the trick. It ends the active command similar like the ESC key
    or entering done in the command window.

    another way would be to enclose your skill code in this if:

    if( axlOKToProceed(t) then
    .. your code

    else
    printf( "E- finish current command first!\n")
    );end-if


    Tobias


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by tschirmer
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  • axlShell("done") should do the trick. It ends the active command similar like the ESC key
    or entering done in the command window.

    another way would be to enclose your skill code in this if:

    if( axlOKToProceed(t) then
    .. your code

    else
    printf( "E- finish current command first!\n")
    );end-if


    Tobias


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by tschirmer
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