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>>I wrote a little program that lets the leds
>>sequentially flash (see code below).
>>
>>I'd like now to stop, to start and to reset the
>>flashing leds after pushing several switches.
>>Normally I would create a table and store execution tokens
>>in it. The usually way to do it is with the ' (tick),
>>for instance:
>>' stop buttonstable !
>>
>>But tick seems not to work. Does anyone know how it can be done?
>
>I don't see how you're using ' here,
I wanted to prepare for vectored execution.
But as I understand it this can't be done in SwiftX or there is
no easy way to do it?
Best greetings,
Viviane
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Received on Sat Aug 09 2003 - 14:16:15 PDT
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