Wait for user?
Is it possible to have a dialog that comes with (with a 'Ok' button, for example) in the middle of a script that allows the user to work in the background before pressing it to execute the rest of the script?
Is it possible to have a dialog that comes with (with a 'Ok' button, for example) in the middle of a script that allows the user to work in the background before pressing it to execute the rest of the script?
Thanks JJMack. I think I'll probably make a workaround where they run the script twice. It'll be something along the lines of it creating a channel (with a really specific name) that it'll look for whenever it runs, and if that channel exists it'll know to run the second part of the process. In sudo, something like this:
if channel x exists {
run part 2
delete channel x
} else {
create channel x
run part one
}
I just put a footprint in the document metadata the first run because it not there the first run. On the second run its there so I remove it and run the second process. That way you can run it on any document and run it on more than one open document...
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