Continue()

Method in Dialogue​
Summary
Starts, or continues, execution of the current Program.
public void Continue()
Remarks
This method repeatedly executes instructions until one of the following conditions is encountered:
The LineHandler or CommandHandler is called. After calling either of these handlers, the Dialogue will wait until Continue() is called. Continue may be called from inside the LineHandler or CommandHandler, or may be called at any future time.
The OptionsHandler is called. When this occurs, the Dialogue is waiting for the user to specify which of the options has been selected, and SetSelectedOption(int) must be called before Continue() is called again.)
The Program reaches its end. When this occurs, SetNode(string) must be called before Continue() is called again.
An error occurs while executing the Program.
This method has no effect if it is called while the Dialogue is currently in the process of executing instructions.
See Also
​LineHandler: Represents the method that is called when the Dialogue delivers a Line .
​OptionsHandler: Represents the method that is called when the Dialogue delivers an OptionSet .
​CommandHandler: Represents the method that is called when the Dialogue delivers a Command .
​NodeCompleteHandler: Represents the method that is called when the Dialogue reaches the end of a node.
​DialogueCompleteHandler: Represents the method that is called when the dialogue has reached its end, and no more code remains to be run.

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