Reply to Re: Bah, humbug.
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Well, the DinkC Reference mentions the numbers of several basic keys you could use (like Esc, Ctrl, Arrows and such). Then you can use various if statements to let the buttons do what you want. If you want to do it again, simply use a goto loop; to let the script do wait_for_button(); again. Of course, you'd need to add a button that exits the script as well 
If statements without brackets do only one line of code though if you want to be safe, you can add the brackets. With brackets, you can run more lines of code when you press a button? (not sure if that's what you wanted to hear with your last question but ok).
If statements without brackets do only one line of code though if you want to be safe, you can add the brackets. With brackets, you can run more lines of code when you press a button? (not sure if that's what you wanted to hear with your last question but ok).
