SRL Archive - S.M.A.R.T. General and Q/A.

I used SMART.scar that Markus had in a tut, with {$define smart} as the first line. Well apparentally, that messed up my SCAR.exe or something, cause even if I remove SMART, I get this in the debug anytime I try to run a SMART script:

Cancelled on request

it is really making me mad, I don't know why it does that.

If I rename my SMART.scar to something else, and change the {.include Smart.scar} to something like {.include Smarty.scar} (and also rename my Smart.scar) it works.

Edit: I also wanted to ask if I was to reinstally SCAR's exe, would it "undefine" smart? So I can use the {.include SMART.scar} again? :rolleyes:

Ofcourse it would -.-

Well, I don't know Delphi, so what does {$define smart} do, and what did it do to the SCAR exe?

{$ndefine smart}

IDK but if u ever run a non-smart script it wont work, unless you delete the SMART plugin because it'll override the Movemouse procedures/functions and would act like smart..

From: R0b0t1
{$ndefine smart}

Hmm. Still didn't help :|

I think {$Define SMART} is kind of like a boolean, except it is loaded before compiling. If you defined it, the {$IfDef SMART} will compile.

{$undefine smart} afaik

procedure ScriptTerminate;
begin
  {$IfDef SMART}
    {$UnDefine SMART}
  {$EndIf}
end;

Would that work? BTW, TerminateScript is the procedure SCAR calls when it stops a script, at least, that's what The Claw said.

ScriptTerminate, its the other way around :)

From: The Claw
ScriptTerminate, its the other way around :)

My bad, I was thinking of the SRL procedure.

Edit: But if you overwrite the ScriptTerminate procedure then doesn't that mean the script won't stop?

Nope, ScriptTerminate is just something which is called when the script is stopped. It doesnt stop the script by itself, or anything. Its just an empty procedure usually I think. TerminateScript is the procedure which stops the script, and if you can find a way to overwrite that then yea the script probably wouldnt stop