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Is there any reason why you can't just include the main-code in a while-loop? For example using<br />
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int looping = 0;<br />
while (looping == 0)<br />
{<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; PROGRAM!<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; if (userWantsToQuit)<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; looping = 1;<br />
}<br />
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I often use a Timer which runs the program when I want the program to restart after a set number of seconds.. <br />
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Trickster<br />

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Is there any reason why you can't just include the main-code in a while-loop? For example using

int looping = 0;
while (looping == 0)
{
    PROGRAM!
    if (userWantsToQuit)
        looping = 1;
}

I often use a Timer which runs the program when I want the program to restart after a set number of seconds..

Trickster


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Trickster - what about threads and other memory structures I created in the program.<br />
Trying to start them over might cuase explosions...right?<br />
Thanks.<br />

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Trickster - what about threads and other memory structures I created in the program.
Trying to start them over might cuase explosions...right?
Thanks.


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Thanks Zoppo!<br />
This works.<br />

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After the user finishes with the program I write, I want the program to restart automatically (it starts in a 'sleep' mode).<br />
What is the best way to restart the program from it's own end?<br />
Thanks.
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After the user finishes with the program I write, I want the program to restart automatically (it starts in a 'sleep' mode).
What is the best way to restart the program from it's own end?
Thanks.

restarting a program from itself

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