Can I use > with TimerDiff?

[Orgins]

Every time I use a ">" it says it was expecting a "=".

Any pointers?

$Begin = TimerInit()
    
    $i = 0
Do
    If TimerDiff($begin)/1000 > 15 Then $i + 1 Endif
    Sleep(500)
Until $i = 1

Edit*Guess topic title should of say'd If timerdiff.

Edited August 25, 2007 by Orgins

[martin]

Every time I use a ">" it says it was expecting a "=".

Any pointers?

$Begin = TimerInit()
    
    $i = 0
Do
    If TimerDiff($begin)/1000 > 15 Then $i + 1 Endif
    Sleep(500)
Until $i = 1

$Begin = TimerInit()
    
    $i = 0
Do
    If TimerDiff($begin)/1000 > 15 Then $i += 1;Endif
    Sleep(500)
Until $i = 1

[Orgins]

I get the same pop up. Expecting a "=".

[martin]

I get the same pop up. Expecting a "=".

Are you sure you tested with the code I posted?

Where is it expecting the "="?

[Nahuel]

Works for me.

[PsaltyDS]

I get the same pop up. Expecting a "=".

Then you didn't use martin's code.

There were two things wrong with your code, and neither has anything to do with TimerDiff():

1. Your syntax is wrong for incrementing $i in the 'Then' portion of the 'If' line -- martin's corrected it.

2. When you put an If/Then condition on one line, you don't use EndIf -- martin's code corrected that by commenting it out.

If you had run martin's code, it would have worked. If you were running it in SciTE the console would tell you exactly where to look.