Break in script.

[Guest tanja]

I'm making simple script, and I want to:

- send "2" (works)

- put on right mouse button few times (works)

- make 10 seconds break (that's my problem)

- send "3" (works)

- put on right mouse button few times (works)

I tried to do break with "sleep" but can't (script is still working, but not "sleeping" when should).

Code of this one function:

$i = 0
func start()
$i = 0
While $i <= 10
Send(2)
MouseClick("right", 300, 400, 5)

; Here I want script to do nothing for 10 seconds...

Send(3)
MouseClick("right", 300, 400, 10)
wend
endfunc

Oh, one question more: how to do something between few loops with code like this one? I mean I want to make for example five loops like this one, and then send "xyz", and again do five loops...

Edited August 8, 2005 by tanja

[Josbe]

I'm making simple script, and I want to:

- send "2" (works)

- put on right mouse button few times (works)

- make 10 seconds break (that's my problem)

- send "3" (works)

- put on right mouse button few times (works)

I tried to do break with "sleep" but can't (script is still working, but not "sleeping" when should).

Code of this one function:

$i = 0
func start()
$i = 0
While $i <= 10
Send(2)
MouseClick("right", 300, 400, 5)

; Here I want script to do nothing for 10 seconds...

Send(3)
MouseClick("right", 300, 400, 10)
wend
endfunc

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Read about Sleep()

If you need 10 secs., write:

Sleep(10000)

Edited August 8, 2005 by Josbe

[Guest tanja]

Doesn't work as I said.

I'll try to do it again but it won't...

Here's other thing works like "sleep"? Maybe it can't be cause that's pretty fast loop and I've a few functions inside? (one key is starting one function what is looping without end).

Edited August 8, 2005 by tanja

[Josbe]

Doesn't work as I said.

I'll try to do it again but it won't...

Here's other thing works like "sleep"? Maybe it can't be cause that's pretty fast loop and I've a few functions inside? (one key is starting one function what is looping without end).

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Doesn't work ?

Show an error?

Don't pause the script?

Very fast/slow?

[/dev/null]

Doesn't work as I said.

I'll try to do it again but it won't...

have you read the post of josbe? sleep() expects its argument in MILISECONDS, not seconds. So, if you want to sleep for 10 seconds, you'll have to specify a value of 10*1000 ==> sleep(10000) and NOT sleep(10).

Cheers

Kurt