How do I add a "Stop" command to the cancel button?

[tlm4rdh]

I have created a loop in a world that makes an object jump and spin based on "ask a question." The user enters a number of times they want the object to jump and spin. When I click the cancel button I get an error. How can I add a function to "STOP" the program without an error?
Please help

[x2495iiii]

I couldn't find a way around this error message, since Alice won't allow number variable to be set to none and there's no way to put a preset value inside the textbox, so you'll just have to put some kind of "DO NOT click cancel" warning in your prompt. Sorry, man.

[xxledzeppelin2x3]

ohhh im sorry haha i read your question wrong and that was probably the most ridiculous answer i have ever given lmao, sorry mate! i made a demo and everything for what i thought your problem was but i was in a hurry so i skimmed over the question thats why i didnt understand.... hehe :p

[x2495iiii]

Ok this is weird. My copy of Alice 2.2 strated generating errors every time I minimized it, right (never happened before), so I deleted and re-downloaded Alice 2.2 to find that it's been updated. The old version that I had this morning set the number variable to <None> when you clicked cancel, but the new one sets it to 0! I posted the world I used to test it, but really, that's something I never knew about Alice 2.2!

Yet another reason to like 2.2 over 2.0, though...heheh.

[xxledzeppelin2x3]

haha that is my theory! but its good you found a solution!

[tlm4rdh]

Thanks X2495iiii - your suggestion helped. I upgraded to 2.2 and the error message went away. Now if I could just figure out the rest of my issues in Alice I would be doing good. I guess it just takes a lot of practice.

Thanks again!