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[Mattraks]

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Edited October 21, 2008 by Mattraks

[Swift]

I think the TimerInit() is what you want, because it will increase every second, and you can set a variable checking if it 1 sec.

[PsaltyDS]

Ok, i have a button and i want to make a timer and after 1 second increase a variable. The question is how do i make a timer and tell if it has been 1 second or not?

You could just do Sleep(1000) if you don't need the rest of the script to be responsive during that time.

Otherwise, initialize a variable with TimerInit() and check it with TimerDiff(). The difference is given in milliseconds. See the examples in the help file.

[MDCT]

Maybe:

$Time = TimerInit()
While 1
    $Diff=TimerDiff($Time)
    If $Diff >= 1000 then ToolTip("1 sec")
    Sleep(5)
WEnd

Or maybe:

$Diff=0
$Time = TimerInit()
While $Diff < 1000
    $Diff=TimerDiff($Time)
    Sleep(5)
WEnd
Tooltip("test")
Sleep(1500)

But sleep(1000) is much better if you need to sleep for 1 sec.

[GaryFrost]

Or you could use a _Timer_SetTimer with a 1000 ms (1 second) elapse and wouldn't need to check if a second has elapsed in the loop