Disable On Button [68k OnBlock]

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THIS TIP IS FROM TIPRGMZ9K

TIP IS MOSTLY FOR BASIC PROGRAMS.

Ok. Want to prevent people from pressing the "break" button
accidentally during a Dialog or Text session? Here's how:

Prgm
Lbl x
Try
flib("breakoff")
Dialog
Title "Test"
Text "You can't break me!"
EndDlog
Else
Goto x
EndTry
Endprgm

Note: This requires the [[library, which includes commands to disable the [ON key.

It does not have to be Lbl x. This should prevent people from "breaking" the program and exiting the current program in session. This tip might not work all the time.

Credits

Credits to burr, he made everything here.