Re: vwait and return probs....
From: ..:: parizienne ::.. (parizienne_at_parizienne.ch)
Date: 01/13/04
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Date: 13 Jan 2004 01:26:40 -0800
"Donal K. Fellows" <donal.k.fellows@man.ac.uk> wrote in message news:<btuffs$223b$1@godfrey.mcc.ac.uk>...
> While I can see why you've typed what you've typed, it's not going to
> work the way in which you expect. The main problems are that typing
> anything into the username field and then the password field is going to
> trigger the continuing of main.tcl whether or not a button was pressed,
> and pressing the skip/login button won't make any difference to whether
> main.tcl goes ahead (the button just makes the window go away.)
Thanks... Like I still am a noob, I noticed it but much later =)
> You need a different technique.
I know, it's what I have been trying =)
> The second thing to bring to your attention is that chaining vwait
> commands like you do in ::login::Listener is a really bad move.
Thanks... I also made my own very bad experiences =)
> There is also a bunch of other things that need doing (the second half
> of ::login::Listener can't be doing what you think it is doing unless
> there are a great deal of details that you are leaving out...) but you
> might have enough to get started with.
Thanks for all Donal. It is a small step for you, but an enormous
understanding for me =)
Thanks for the snippet and time you gave to my problem and I wish you
all the best.
Dan
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