Properly stopping a script within onStart, before onLoop is called

[Dioxin 29]

Calling stop() doesn't prevent the script from continuing to onLoop(). I took a look at setState(ScriptManager.State), but the enum ScriptManager.State apparently isn't accessable (says it is in the API, but doesn't exist when trying to access it). I do not want the script to reach onLoop() after attempting to stop it in onStart().

 

I'm working with a JOptionPane which sets some properties for the bot (where to bot, the antiban rate); this pane is displayed when onStart() gets called. If the script user decides to X out of the pane or click cancel, I want to stop the script, before it hits onLoop(). Since I initialize the properties only if the script user clicks accepts (assumg he wants to exit the script on X or cancel), I get a NullPointerException for the properties not being set by the time onLoop() comes around.

 

I don't want to initialize the properties if the user clicks cancel or Xs out (doesn't make sense to do so). I want the script to completely exit. I'm working on someone else's script, and the method they used to attempt to stop the script was stop(). I'm looking for a way to manually end the script without it continuing onto the actual processing part (onLoop()). How can I do this?

 

I'm sure you guys don't need a code example, but just to be safe: (omitted a lot of things in script owner's respect)

public void onStart() {
     int choice = /* init JOptionPane */;
        
     if(choice == JOptionPane.OK_OPTION) {
          //init bot properties
     } else {
          stop(); //stop script completely; don't continue to onLoop
     }
}

Couldn't find the answer to this anywhere else, so sorry if it has been asked before

[Pandemic 2853]

Fixed, and will be in the next version, thanks for the report

[Dioxin 29]

Fixed, and will be in the next version, thanks for the report

Ah, was unaware it was an actual problem or I would have posted in the correct section. Thanks for the quick reply