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This timer behaves like this:

Pressing "T" starts 4 minutes countdown

while pressing "T" again it adds 4 minutes..

as i observed, the countdown timer in "seconds" is decreasing and skipping fast when i continually pressing "T" to add time..

IS IT NORMAL? or IS THERE SOMETHING WRONG WITH THIS SCRIPT?

i've noticed that hitting "T" 15 times is have a result of 59min 30 below, i think adding time while decreasing time in seconds made a conflict.. HELLO have you encountered someone like this?

Please help..

HotKeySet("t", "ADD_TO_TIMER")

Dim $ADDTIME = "", $TIME_WAS_ADDED, $TIMER, $MY_TIME_LEFT
Func ADD_TO_TIMER()
    If Not $ADDTIME <> "" Then
        Send("p")
        $ADDTIME = 4
        $TIME_WAS_ADDED = 1
        $TIMER = TimerInit()
    Else
        $ADDTIME = 4 + ($MY_TIME_LEFT / 60)
    EndIf
EndFunc;==>ADD_TO_TIMER
While 1
; SCRIPT HERE
    If $TIME_WAS_ADDED = 1 Then
        $DIFF = TimerDiff($TIMER) / 1000
        $MY_TIME_LEFT = ($ADDTIME * 60) - $DIFF
        If $MY_TIME_LEFT <= 0 Then
            Send("p")
            $TIME_WAS_ADDED = 0
            $ADDTIME = ""
            $MY_TIME_LEFT = ""
        EndIf
    EndIf
    ToolTip('TIME LEFT: ' & StringFormat('%i minute(s) and %i second(s)', $MY_TIME_LEFT / 60 , Mod($MY_TIME_LEFT , 60)), 0, 0)
    Sleep(100)
WEnd

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If Not $ADDTIME <> "" Then

should be:

If Not ($ADDTIME <> "") Then

or even simply:

If $ADDTIME = "" Then

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If Not $ADDTIME <> "" Then

should be:

If Not ($ADDTIME <> "") Then

or even simply:

If $ADDTIME = "" Then

HotKeySet("t", "ADD_TO_TIMER")

Dim $ADDTIME = "", $TIME_WAS_ADDED, $TIMER, $MY_TIME_LEFT
Func ADD_TO_TIMER()
    If Not ($ADDTIME <> "") Then
        Send("p")
        $ADDTIME = 4
        $TIME_WAS_ADDED = 1
        $TIMER = TimerInit()
    Else
        $ADDTIME = 4 + ($MY_TIME_LEFT / 60)
    EndIf
EndFunc;==>ADD_TO_TIMER
While 1
; SCRIPT HERE
    If $TIME_WAS_ADDED = 1 Then
        $DIFF = TimerDiff($TIMER) / 1000
        $MY_TIME_LEFT = ($ADDTIME * 60) - $DIFF
        If $MY_TIME_LEFT <= 0 Then
            Send("p")
            $TIME_WAS_ADDED = 0
            $ADDTIME = ""
            $MY_TIME_LEFT = ""
        EndIf
    EndIf
    ToolTip('TIME LEFT: ' & StringFormat('%i minute(s) and %i second(s)', $MY_TIME_LEFT / 60 , Mod($MY_TIME_LEFT , 60)), 0, 0)
    Sleep(100)
WEnd

still not working.. :)

it should work like this:

adding 4 minutes should not affect the seconds for example

3:59

7:58

11:57

15:56

19:55

i think there's something wrong with

here->> $ADDTIME = 4

and-->> $ADDTIME = 4 + ($MY_TIME_LEFT / 60)

or---->> $MY_TIME_LEFT = ($ADDTIME * 60) - $DIFF

..but i'm not familiar with that script :think:

please all experts help me with this.. :(

thanks..

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What do you mean your not familiar with it, I wrote it for you 6 months ago! You've had all this time to do some studying in the help file!!!!

It subtracts the time that has already passed...

This script hasn't changed since I wrote it, what have you done to try and fix the issue you 'think' your having, show me some effort, and I might try to do something different to help.

Common sense plays a role in the basics of understanding AutoIt... If you're lacking in that, do us all a favor, and step away from the computer.

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Hi,

not very good, but maybe it helps. :think:

HotKeySet("t", "ADD_TO_TIMER")
HotKeySet("{F2}", "end")

Dim $min = 0, $sec = 60, $start = False, $first_S = False

Func ADD_TO_TIMER()
    If $first_S = False Then
        $min += 3
        $first_S = True
        $start = True
    Else
        $min += 4
        $start = True
    EndIf
EndFunc  ;==>ADD_TO_TIMER

While 1
    If $start = True Then
        $sec -= 1
        If $sec = 0 Then
            $sec = 59
            $min -= 1
        EndIf
    EndIf
    ToolTip('TIME LEFT: ' & StringFormat('%i minute(s) and %i second(s)', $min, $sec), 0, 0)
    Sleep(1000)
WEnd

Func end()
    Exit (0)
EndFunc  ;==>end

So long,

Mega

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Hi,

not very good, but maybe it helps. ;)

HotKeySet("t", "ADD_TO_TIMER")
HotKeySet("{F2}", "end")

Dim $min = 0, $sec = 60, $start = False, $first_S = False

Func ADD_TO_TIMER()
    If $first_S = False Then
        $min += 3
        $first_S = True
        $start = True
    Else
        $min += 4
        $start = True
    EndIf
EndFunc;==>ADD_TO_TIMER

While 1
    If $start = True Then
        $sec -= 1
        If $sec = 0 Then
            $sec = 59
            $min -= 1
        EndIf
    EndIf
    ToolTip('TIME LEFT: ' & StringFormat('%i minute(s) and %i second(s)', $min, $sec), 0, 0)
    Sleep(1000)
WEnd

Func end()
    Exit (0)
EndFunc;==>end

So long,

Mega

Hello! :think: thanks for all the help

the default start time is 0 minute(s) 60 second(s)

here i edit to become

0 minutes(s) 0 second(s) start time..

i've noticed that when time reaches 0 minute(s) 0 second(s)

it keeps subtracting minute and seconds, resulting to negative value..

how to make it stop when minute and seconds reaches zero(0)??

..in order to add time again

here

HotKeySet("t", "ADD_TO_TIMER")
HotKeySet("{F2}", "end")

Dim $min = 0, $sec = 0, $start = False, $first_S = False

Func ADD_TO_TIMER()
    If $first_S = False Then
        $min += 3
        $sec += 60
        $first_S = True
        $start = True
    Else
        $min += 4
        $start = True
    EndIf
EndFunc;==>ADD_TO_TIMER

While 1
    If $start = True Then
        $sec -= 1
        If $sec = 0 Then
            $sec = 59
            $min -= 1
        ElseIf $min = 0 And $sec = 0 Then;is it correct?
;what will be the next script here? please help
        EndIf
    EndIf
    ToolTip('TIME LEFT: ' & StringFormat('%i minute(s) and %i second(s)', $min, $sec), 0, 0)
    Sleep(100);i reduced it in order to reach zero minute and seconds quickly
WEnd

Func end()
    Exit (0)
EndFunc;==>end

JdeB please help ..thanks :(

th.meger any help? :) please..

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HI,

something like this?

HotKeySet("t", "add4Min")
HotKeySet("{F2}", "end")

Dim $min = 0, $sec = 60, $start = False, $first_S = False, $finish_S = False

Func add4Min()
    If $first_S = False Then
        $min += 3
        $first_S = True
        $start = True
    Else
        $min += 4
        $start = True
    EndIf
    $finish_S = False
EndFunc  ;==>add4Min

While 1
    If $finish_S = False Then
        If $start = True Then
            $sec -= 1
            If $sec = 0 Then
                $min -= 1
                If $min = 0 Then
                    $finish_S = True
                EndIf
                $sec = 59
            EndIf
            ToolTip('TIME LEFT: ' & StringFormat('%i minute(s) and %i second(s)', $min, $sec), 0, 0)
        Else
            ToolTip('TIME LEFT: ' & StringFormat('%i minute(s) and %i second(s)', 0, 0), 0, 0)
        EndIf
    Else
        ToolTip('TIME LEFT: ' & StringFormat('%i minute(s) and %i second(s) - FINISHED!!!', 0, 0), 0, 0)
        $first_S = False
    EndIf
    Sleep(1000)
WEnd

Func end()
    Exit (0)
EndFunc  ;==>end

So long,

Mega

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HI,

something like this?

HotKeySet("t", "add4Min")
HotKeySet("{F2}", "end")

Dim $min = 0, $sec = 60, $start = False, $first_S = False, $finish_S = False

Func add4Min()
    If $first_S = False Then
        $min += 3
        $first_S = True
        $start = True
    Else
        $min += 4
        $start = True
    EndIf
    $finish_S = False
EndFunc ;==>add4Min

While 1
    If $finish_S = False Then
        If $start = True Then
            $sec -= 1
            If $sec = 0 Then
                $min -= 1
                If $min = 0 Then
                    $finish_S = True
                EndIf
                $sec = 59
            EndIf
            ToolTip('TIME LEFT: ' & StringFormat('%i minute(s) and %i second(s)', $min, $sec), 0, 0)
        Else
            ToolTip('TIME LEFT: ' & StringFormat('%i minute(s) and %i second(s)', 0, 0), 0, 0)
        EndIf
    Else
        ToolTip('TIME LEFT: ' & StringFormat('%i minute(s) and %i second(s) - FINISHED!!!', 0, 0), 0, 0)
        $first_S = False
    EndIf
    Sleep(1000)
WEnd

Func end()
    Exit (0)
EndFunc ;==>end

So long,

Mega

Yup!! :think:

absolutely something like that..

thank you very very much th.meger!! :(

..thank you for your time! :)

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