The Dink Network

Perhaps I understood you incorrectly? I meant that the point from where the spawned script was called will be ignored. When the spawned script returns, nothing happens. Well... probably the value of &return will be set, haven't played with that yet (and I think this'll be very tricky to check, seeing how all built-in functions *also* set &return, any suggestions?), but from the things I've tried, the control flow does not change once hitting it has stopped the "let's wait for the spawned script"-thing.

void talk( void )
{
  say("Hello",1);
  stuff();
  say("Bye",1);
}

void hit( void )
{
  say("Boo",1);
}

void stuff( void )
{
  wait(10000);
  say_stop("Mneh",1);
}

When just talking, I see "Hello", "Mneh", "Bye". When talking and then hitting, I see "Hello", "Boo", "Mneh", but never "Bye".

EDIT: Oh, hey, I guess you mean that, when not interrupted by a hit, the point from where the script was spawned is not ignored. Yeah, that's true. I was mostly still thinking in terms of interrupted scripts.