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Hi guys, thank you all, for taking time to help me. i am not embedding Lua into my own C++ development. i am using Lua because it is the scripting used on an updater-software called IndigoRose's TrueUpdate. (trueupdate is the container c++ software that integrates Lua) now i want to script a loop. but what happend if while looping, the user press "shut down computer" ? i need to detect the broadcasted FINISH win_message, so i can exit the loop and not "hanging" the updater. i am asking for this propietary flag to indigorose's guys, but i thought that may be Lua has something to break the script. thanks again, diego > > > The problem in your case might be that Lua has no native support for > > working with signals > > But you can do it in C. The Lua standalone interpreter handles SIGINT signals > by setting up hooks to abort the running Lua program gracefully. See > http://www.lua.org/source/5.1/lua.c.html#docall Invite your mail contacts to join your friends list with Windows Live Spaces. It's easy! Try it! |