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Sir Didymus · 12th November 2005, 23:11

Big sorry if the question has been already discussed or in case I am missing something fundamental...

I think the Kill Pgc Playback Macro is one of the most appreciated by PgcEdit Users.

Noticed in a couple of titles (really... just on two examples) that it did not killed the pgc playback. The reason was that into these specific situations the navigation among pgcs, after the playback of the pgc, was not performed through post commands (linkpgcn or other flow control instructions) but by means of the "NextPgc" link.

Do you think it should be possible, in the macro, to check if the last post command in the Pgc is an instruction of unconditional branch, and in case it is not, to insert as a last instruction of the pre command section a new branch instruction (LinkPgcn) pointing to the NextPgc ?

All the best,
SD

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Sir Didymus Registered User Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Italy Posts: 953	PgcEdit & Kill Pgc Playback Macro... Big sorry if the question has been already discussed or in case I am missing something fundamental... I think the Kill Pgc Playback Macro is one of the most appreciated by PgcEdit Users. Noticed in a couple of titles (really... just on two examples) that it did not killed the pgc playback. The reason was that into these specific situations the navigation among pgcs, after the playback of the pgc, was not performed through post commands (linkpgcn or other flow control instructions) but by means of the "NextPgc" link. Do you think it should be possible, in the macro, to check if the last post command in the Pgc is an instruction of unconditional branch, and in case it is not, to insert as a last instruction of the pre command section a new branch instruction (LinkPgcn) pointing to the NextPgc ? All the best, SD