A means to silence the "Program Ended." message in scripts.

[nivekk]

A means to silence the "Program Ended." message in scripts.

[derhyphon]

Errorcodes like in C++ would be useful. Maybe as switch at the run command.

For example:
// run myprogram1 silent.
// run myprogram2 errorcode.

[Nivekk]

I'm sure we can fix it so that at the very least it doesn't print the message when quitting a sub-program

[derhyphon]

I think, you shouldn't remove the message. I think another command or a optional param is more useful, because I wrote scripts that I use in chains (preflight, launch, orbit) and some of them stand alone (transit).

So sometimes it's useful to me to see if a program has finished, to do some manual corrections, without disturbing the program, while it's executed.

[xZise]

One way would be to print the message only when the last program was ended. I'm not sure how the interpreter handles the run command, but I guess as soon as the interpreter executed the last line of the current file it checks for the next command in the previous file (which called that other one). If it can't find one print the line.

[derhyphon]

@xZise That should also work. Good suggestion.

[xZise]

Okay d6abbc1 appears to solve this.

[Dunbaratu]

This is claimed to be solved in 0.8 but until some of the other issues with 0.8 are solved I'm still using 0.7. Once I do use 0.8 I'll test this and if solved I'll close it.