I read one of Naum's tutorials about Script Terminate in SCAR. I was just wondering if it exactly the same in SIMBA too?
Thanks
I read one of Naum's tutorials about Script Terminate in SCAR. I was just wondering if it exactly the same in SIMBA too?
Thanks
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Is this what you're referring to?
This will call the 'Report' function when the script is manually terminated. This goes in where the main script begins, but before the repeated 'loop' is called.Simba Code:AddOnTerminate('Report');
That's a good tactic thanks. Do you put the procedure in parenthesis?
I'm referring to this thread: http://villavu.com/forum/showthread.php?t=41832
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Yeah I get it now. Thanks.
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Sorry for bringing this up again... but does addonterminate support procedures with parameters because i am getting errors with it once i added a boolean parameter.
Getting this error: Exception in Script: Unknown procedure
Heres my code:
Simba Code:AddOnTerminate('Report(True)');
I dont see anything wrong with it
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No, it does not.
Unfortunately, you need to write a wrapper procedure that will call your parameters. Then, pass this new procedure to the AddOnTerminate.
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OK. Thanks.
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