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[Kadix]

How can I do a print code that stays forever on the screen? And how can I make it so the person can't do CTRL + T ?

Thanks for the help

[H4X0RZ]

What did you mean with "forever"?

the anti-terminate:

OldPullEvent = os.pullEvent --backup the os.pullEvent
os.pullEventRaw -- override the os.pullEvent
--Put this code at the top of your program

--If you want to disable the anti-terminating, do this:
os.pullEvent = OldPullEvent

I hope It's helpfull for you />

[Kadix]

Like... It stays with a Hi that won't vanish.

[remiX]

Freack100, on 04 May 2013 - 05:49 PM, said:

What did you mean with "forever"?

the anti-terminate:

OldPullEvent = os.pullEvent --backup the os.pullEvent
os.pullEventRaw -- override the os.pullEvent
--Put this code at the top of your program

--If you want to disable the anti-terminating, do this:
os.pullEvent = OldPullEvent

I hope It's helpfull for you />

Second line should be

os.pullEvent = os.pullEventRaw

As for the permanent text, just have it print and if you don't want it to stop and have it so you can type add this to the end:

while true do
    sleep(60)
end