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How to kill a procedure? [message #13716]

Thu, 03 December 1998 00:00

Med Bennett
Messages: 109
Registered: April 1997

Senior Member

I am wondering how to kill an errant IDL procedure in Windows 95 without
killing the whole application and starting over. I sometimes make a
programming error which causes a procedure to go into an infinite loop.
It seems like I used to be able to hit ctrl-C in older versions of IDL,
at least in procedures that had some sort of print statement in them, to
exit out of a procedure. But recently when this has happened, nothing
seems to work and I have to hit ctrl-alt-delete and kill IDL entirely,
which is very annoying, especially if I have unsaved variables. Any
suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance,

Med Bennett
mbennett @ indra.com
IDL 5.0.2
Windows95
Pentium-133, 48 MB RAM

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