Looking For The Code To "stop All" The Scripts Running In A Scriptmanger Window

ZionPhil

USA

Asked Jul 2014 — Edited Jul 2014

Resolved by Wolfie!

Hi,

When I am using and EZ-Script Manager (an amazing feature), I have scripts that are running on a loop. I would like to (need to) be able to have another script that kills (stops) all the running scripts in that EZ-Script Manager windows or at least the ones I tell the code to stop.

Thanks

ZIonPhil

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Wolfie

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#1 Jul 2014

This should do what you need

Quote:
ControlCommand("script manager", ScriptStopAll)

I just tried it on mine and it works great

ZionPhil

USA

#2 Jul 2014

Beautiful, thanks Wolfie. I just wasn't sure on the syntax of how to use the SciptStopAll. Very appreciated!

Wolfie

Canada

#3 Jul 2014

Your Welcome @ZionPhil
I remembered seeing a post about it some time ago so I went looking for it for you

Glad I could help

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#4 Jul 2014

The third tab of the editor dialog is the Cheat Sheet. This is a very powerful tab, as it automatically generates code for you based on the project configuration. This tab analyzes the project and determines what functions are available from each control. The ControlCommand() EZ-Script function is how you programmatically set parameters between ARC Controls. The Cheat Sheet tab will display all available ControlCommand() parameters for all controls in your project. Clicking on a ControlCommand() in the list will be added to your script editor.