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[os.reboot()]

I'm making a command for a program ".exit" and it needs to stop the program immediately.
I don't want to hear about os.reboot() and os.shutdown().

[Teraminer]

you mean just stop or stop and wait for something?

[os.reboot()]

Teraminer, on 22 July 2012 - 12:57 PM, said:

you mean just stop or stop and wait for something?

Like exit the program and go back to the OS's command line.

[KevinW1998]

you need only use "return" or you can use "error()" while you are in function

[os.reboot()]

KevinW1998, on 22 July 2012 - 01:03 PM, said:

you need only use "return" or you can use "error()" while you are in function

Thank you!

[Teraminer]

No need for that just end your program.And when it ends it will automaticly "put" you in the OS command line.

[kotorone1]

shell.programs() perhaps?
that should exit whatever you are running immediately

[Noodle]

^ Will not. It continues if you are in a loop.
Run a function that simply doesn't exist. It'll return an error /> only problem is no-clear.
If inside a loop (while true) then use break.

[AlejoAy]

i had the same problem,
you can use an if statment like so

while true do

if input == x then

elseif input == "2" then

elseif input == "3" then

elseif input == "4" then
break
else

end
end


yo can break the loop when you want, just by adding "break", you can also as i did use multiple elseif statments and place the brake where you need it.
I hope this help you

Edited by AlejoAy, 21 November 2012 - 01:01 PM.

[cmurtheepic]

you could use.

term.clear()
end

at the end of your program.