Python Script help, stop execution

skimmer333

Hi all,
I’ve just started learning python and programming.
I have written up a simple script which prompts for three separate bits of info, and then uses that to create a folder and saves the document/tab to that folder.
So far it works ok. What I am now trying to achieve, is to stop the script if the Cancel button is selected on a prompt dialog box.
My code is as follows. I’m testing just using the first prompt, hence the console.write. I just can’t figure out what I need to do. (Note, I don’t want to close Npp, just stop the script from continuing. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

from Npp import editor, notepad
import os

vPath = 'H:\\INCs'

vNum = notepad.prompt('INC : ','Enter INC#','')

if vNum == None:
   console.write('None')

vFI = notepad.prompt('FI: ','Enter FI','')
vDesc = notepad.prompt('Desc: ','Enter Description','')

vBuild = str(vPath) + '\\' + str(vNum) + '-' + str(vFI) + ' ' + str(vDesc)
vBuildAll = vBuild +  '\\' + str(vNum) + '.txt'
if not os.path.exists(vBuild):
   os.makedirs(vBuild)
notepad.saveAs(vBuildAll);

Ekopalypse

@skimmer333

You make a function and return from it.

def main(directory):
    vNum = notepad.prompt('INC : ', 'Enter INC#', '')

    if vNum is None:
        console.write('None')
        return

main(r'H:\INCs')

skimmer333

Thanks heaps. Makes sense to me now.