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Can't Use a function with variables for AdlibRegister?? Maybe You can...

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Bilgus    83

Bilgus
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Apparently you can't use a function with variables for AdlibRegister

Like you declare it with a variable even an optional one and it throws an error if you try and call it

Thats ok though I figured out a hack using eval to get a better result 

Registered_Funct(250);Register
Sleep(10000)
Registered_Funct(-1);UnRegister

Func Registered_Funct($iTime = -1)
    Local $i_Time = Eval("iTime")
    If $i_Time > 0 Then
        AdlibRegister("Registered_Funct", $i_Time)
    ElseIf $i_Time < 0 Then
        AdlibUnRegister("Registered_Funct")
    Else
        ConsoleWrite("Do Stuff")
    EndIf            
EndFunc


Surely it has an impact on efficiency though...

Edited by Bilgus

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Bilgus    83

Bilgus
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Looks like it roughly doubles the amount of time to call the function 

Local $iRep = 1000000
$t1 = TimerInit()
For $i = 0 To $iRep
    Registered_Funct()
Next
$t1 = TimerDiff($t1)
$t2 = TimerInit()
For $i = 0 To $iRep
    Registered_Funct2()
Next
$t2 = TimerDiff($t2)
$t3 = TimerInit()
For $i = 0 To $iRep
    Registered_Funct3(0)
Next
$t3 = TimerDiff($t3)
ConsoleWrite($t1 & " MS " & $t2 & " MS " & $t3 & " MS" &@crlf)
;------------------------------------------------------------
$t1 = TimerInit()
For $i = 0 To $iRep
    Registered_Funct(0)
Next
$t1 = TimerDiff($t1)
$t2 = TimerInit()
For $i = 0 To $iRep
    Registered_Funct2(0)
Next
$t2 = TimerDiff($t2)
$t3 = TimerInit()
For $i = 0 To $iRep
    Registered_Funct3(0)
Next
$t3 = TimerDiff($t3)
ConsoleWrite($t1 & " MS " & $t2 & " MS" & $t3 & " MS" &@crlf)
;------------------------------------------------------------
$t1 = TimerInit()
For $i = 0 To $iRep
    Registered_Funct(0)
Next
$t1 = TimerDiff($t1)
$t2 = TimerInit()
For $i = 0 To $iRep
    Registered_Funct2(0)
Next
$t2 = TimerDiff($t2)
$t3 = TimerInit()
For $i = 0 To $iRep
    Registered_Funct3(0)
Next
$t3 = TimerDiff($t3)
ConsoleWrite($t1 & " MS " & $t2 & " MS " & $t3 & " MS" &@crlf)
;------------------------------------------------------------
Func Registered_Funct($iTime = -1)
    Local $i_Time = Eval("iTime")
    If $i_Time > 0 Then
        ;AdlibRegister("Registered_Funct", $i_Time)
    ElseIf $i_Time < 0 Then
        ;AdlibUnRegister("Registered_Funct")
    Else
        ;ConsoleWrite("Do Stuff")
    EndIf
EndFunc   ;==>Registered_Funct

Func Registered_Funct2($i_Time = -1)
    ;Local $i_Time = Eval("iTime")
    If $i_Time > 0 Then
        ;AdlibRegister("Registered_Funct", $i_Time)
    ElseIf $i_Time < 0 Then
        ;AdlibUnRegister("Registered_Funct")
    Else
        ;ConsoleWrite("Do Stuff")
    EndIf
EndFunc   ;==>Registered_Funct2

Func Registered_Funct3($iTime = -1)
    Local Static $i_Time = Eval("iTime")
    If $i_Time > 0 Then
        ;AdlibRegister("Registered_Funct", $i_Time)
    ElseIf $i_Time < 0 Then
        ;AdlibUnRegister("Registered_Funct")
    Else
        ;ConsoleWrite("Do Stuff")
    EndIf
EndFunc   ;==>Registered_Funct3
12233.3068867691 MS 7294.26714847837 MS 14831.9736167586 MS

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