At 18:53 2017-03-15, Kurt at VR-FX <vrfx@optonline.net> wrote:

>Hey there Gene!

>

>Guess great minds thing alike! Yup - been there - done that! Did the

>Wait command - but, alas - to no avail...

So do similarly deluded fools, but as that use case has

nothing, nothing to do with us, I will press on.

>Am working alternate kludge - but, today & tomorrow am in a 3D

>PRinting conference - so back to this problem on Fri...

You stated that the code worked on a computer that it did not

work on normally. Something about running the debugger did it. It

is possible that I/O had something to do with it. Maybe, it has to

be explicit. Some forms of the wait command will not wait, such as:

wait "Hello!" window nowait

What you are looking for is a condition that will break the

problem. *Then*, you refine it.

I may be telling you what you already know, but do so in case

you have overlooked something.

[snip]

Sincerely,

Gene Wirchenko

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