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Latest revision as of 13:21, 13 September 2007
Synopsis
display {[ok] | [okcancel] | [yesno] | [yesnocancel]} {message}
Description
The display command displays a standard Windows messagebox with a set of buttons of your choice.
Example
display yesno You have run out of ingots. Do you want to end the script? if #dispRes = yes halt ...
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Use $ to create a newline: display ok Test $1$2$3 creates: Test 1 2 3 [ ok ] |
See Also
Miscellaneous
- Miscellaneous commands
display | Shows a message |
execute | Executes an external program |
linesPerCycle | Sets the execution speed |
set | sets a variable to a value (variable assignment) |
send | Sends a HTTP request to a server and runs the code that is returned |
shutDown | Shuts your computer down |
sound | Plays a wave file or the SystemDefault beep |
str | performs a operation on a string |
tile | retrieves information about tiles |