Timing.

[AzKay]

If @HOUR = 2 or 4 or 6 or 8 or 10 or 12 or 14 or 16 or 18 or 20 or 22 or 24 Then _ReLog()

Would this work? As in, every 2 hours, it would do the function. Or, Would it call the function even if its like, "4:30" or something? Or not work atall?

[jvanegmond]

This will not work. You will need to put it like this:

If @hour = 2 Or @hour = 4 Or @hour = 6 ...

Edit: I forgot to tell you, you would ofcourse need to loop this. It would probably also call at 4:30 etc.

Do you want to call it every 2 hours or just at the whole hour and skip one?

Edited September 20, 2006 by Manadar

[AzKay]

This will not work. You will need to put it like this:

If @hour = 2 Or @hour = 4 Or @hour = 6 ...

Edit: I forgot to tell you, you would ofcourse need to loop this. It would probably also call at 4:30 etc.

Do you want to call it every 2 hours or just at the whole hour and skip one?

Yes, Its in a loop, I want it to call on, every hour. So, at 2am, it would call, then call again at 4am, etc.

[jvanegmond]

You will have to wait for 4 PM to check if it works.

While 1
    If @MIN = 0 Then
        For $x = 0 to 24 step 2
            If @HOUR = $x Then
                ;call the function.
            EndIf
        Next
    EndIf
    Sleep(50000)
WEnd

Edited September 20, 2006 by Manadar

[evilelf]

say you add this to a bot.

U can make it Run for 1 hour or what ever then Sleep tell 1-waht ever time is left for 2 hours.

Say this run takes 1 hour and 30 mins. the bot would sleep for 30 mins then rerun.

If so i may need this one day on a bot but till this day nice little 2 hour scrip.

[jvanegmond]

Yes, but what if the script is dynamic. And one time the run may take 20 seconds and the other it will take 2 hours. The run times would be wrong.

[AzKay]

You will have to wait for 4 PM to check if it works.

While 1
    If @MIN = 0 Then
        For $x = 0 to 24 step 2
            If @HOUR = $x Then
                ;call the function.
            EndIf
        Next
    EndIf
    Sleep(50000)
WEnd

Hmm, I ran it, then changed the PC's time to one minute before 4pm, and, it didnt call.

[BigDod]

Try reducing the sleep time to 500

[AzKay]

I wasnt using sleep time. Ill try adding some x)

EDIT::

No difference.

EDIT::

My mistake, I had it set as 4:59 Hehe, But now, ill have to change it, because, it does the function every second after it hits 00.

Edited September 20, 2006 by AzKay

[BigDod]

If @MIN = 0 and @SEC = 0 Then

[AzKay]

If @MIN = 0 and @SEC = 0 Then
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Sleep(500)
    If @MIN = 0 Then
        If @SEC = 0 Then
            For $x = 0 to 24 step 2
                If @HOUR = $x Then
                    _ReLog()
                EndIf
            Next
        EndIf
    EndIf
WEnd

Well, doesnt really matter, not much difference =P

[jvanegmond]

BigDod's script is faster. With @MIN first. AutoIt checks @min, if this is false @sec is never called.

Edited September 21, 2006 by Manadar

[evilelf]

Yes, but what if the script is dynamic. And one time the run may take 20 seconds and the other it will take 2 hours. The run times would be wrong.

Thats why u time your-self say it takes u 1 hour it should take the bot 40 min- 1hour and 15 mins.

Pluess u are maken the Scrip so it should work right?

You did get this timer working right?

[jvanegmond]

I believe, he got this working. However, what your saying could also just be a AdlibEnable with the time parameter called to 2 hours. That's a whole lot easier.