While...WEnd loop time limited?

[Scinner]

Is there a way to time limit a While WEnd loop? Eg. do this until 4 minutes have passed.

[Authenticity]

Yes:

Dim $iInit = TimerInit()

Do
.
.   If $fSatisfied Then ExitLoop
.
Until TimerDiff($iInit)/1000 > 4

[jvanegmond]

Yes:

Dim $iInit = TimerInit()

Do
.
.   If $fSatisfied Then ExitLoop
.
Until TimerDiff($iInit)/1000 > 4oÝ÷ Ûú®¢×¸)îµëßÙ¬º·²¢é'£î²Ù)à²êÞ~íãjëh×6Dim $iInit = TimerInit()

Do
.
.   If $fSatisfied Then ExitLoop
.
Until TimerDiff($iInit)/1000 > 4*60

[Scinner]

Dim $iInit = TimerInit()

Do
.
.   If $fSatisfied Then ExitLoop
.
Until TimerDiff($iInit)/1000 > 4*60oÝ÷ Ûú®¢×£&m«`¢Z¶Øb²ì¥tÈiÖ­¶¬jëh×6Dim $iInit = TimerInit()

Do
While 1
;some malicious code here ;)
   If $fSatisfied Then ExitLoop
WEnd
Until TimerDiff($iInit)/1000 > 4*60

Should it look like that and if so, what do I declare $fSatisfied as?

[qazwsx]

u are putting the while loop inside the do until. Get rid of the while loop and it will work. $satisfied is whatever you want it to be to make it exit you loop.

Dim $iInit = TimerInit()
Do
;put what you want to run for 4 minutes in here, no while loop is needed, the Do Until takes care of it
Until TimerDiff($iInit)/1000 > 4*60

[jvanegmond]

u are putting the while loop inside the do until. Get rid of the while loop and it will work. $satisfied is whatever you want it to be to make it exit you loop.

Dim $iInit = TimerInit()
Do
;put what you want to run for 4 minutes in here, no while loop is needed, the Do Until takes care of it
Until TimerDiff($iInit)/1000 > 4*60

What the .... ?

Dim $iInit = TimerInit()
While TimerDiff($iInit)/1000 < 4*60
;put what you want to run for 4 minutes in here, no while loop is needed, the Do Until takes care of it
Wend

The only argument able difference between Do .. Until and While .. Wend is that Do .. Until always executes at least once, because the expression is checked at the end of the loop instead of at the start.

[qazwsx]

Do
While 1
;some malicious code here wink.gif
   If $fSatisfied Then ExitLoop
WEnd
Until TimerDiff($iInit)/1000 > 4*60

I was commenting on him having the While inside the do until. I realize he could have just used a while.

[Scinner]

u are putting the while loop inside the do until. Get rid of the while loop and it will work. $satisfied is whatever you want it to be to make it exit you loop.

Dim $iInit = TimerInit()
Do
;put what you want to run for 4 minutes in here, no while loop is needed, the Do Until takes care of it
Until TimerDiff($iInit)/1000 > 4*60

Thank you for explaining!!