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I am new to this type of programming. If you add a
print 'The End' at the end of the script the print statement is executed. This tells me execution continues. So I must not be approaching this the right way. What I am trying to do is prompt a user for his name. He enters it using a onscreen keyboard I have coded. Once the user has entered their name they loop over a sequence of dialogs for a set amount of time. In my code the other dialogs appear since the execution continues.
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If your print statement is in the global scope then it will be executed during the script loading. All that sample code does is register a callback for when the accept button of the dialog is clicked and calls the specified function. If you need to display a series of dialogs sequentially, then I highly recommend using tasks. Using a callback approach will become very difficult once you have more than one dialog.
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