First time user running into a problem.

First of all thank you so much for developing this tool, I've been waiting for this for a while. Even tho I can make loop happen in C#, it's much easier to debug if I have a component to work with.

Okay now time for the question: I've tried both 0.6.1 and 0.6.3. For both version if I just keep clicking the step button, the loop doesn't stop even if *B received false. I've tried both my definition and the examples come with the download and it seems to be the case. I think it will be so much better if the step command actually stop at the threshold so as to make debugging easier. Or if there was some mistake at my part then please enlighten me.

The example file I tried is "HoopSnake_2LR", even tho the limit is 10, if click step I will just keep going and never go to the second loop.

Please help.

Thank you so much.

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Permalink Reply by Yannis on March 3, 2012 at 7:40am

Hi Jun,

The B* input is meant to function only when looping, not when stepping, which means that Hoopsnake will continue to step if the Step button is pressed even if the B* input is false. This is intended as it allows better debugging of the whole looping process, and it's stopping condition. I would suggest in your case that you monitor the output of the stop condition, using e.g. a Panel, since iteration in your case is done in an interactive way.

Thanks

Yannis

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