hi arri,
it's a bit too complicate to descibe in details, but I used sleep(200)
(which was supposed to be very short, just 200 ms) to fix some
flickering problems when playing DVD media. no unsleep was needed for
this.
valentin
arri wrote:
just curious;
what would you need sleep for,
other
hi list,
I have an apple g4 (os x 10.3.3) where director's sleep() function
(UiHelper-xtra) doesn't work as it should. a simple sleep(1000) in the
message window needs about 15 seconds to return, and the ratio
consistently seems to be about 15:1 (sleep(200)-about 3 sec). apart
from this
sleep has always been in ticks on the mac and in milliseconds on the
PC. So that should be about 16.667 seconds.
roymeo
At 11:01 AM 2/24/2005, you wrote:
hi list,
I have an apple g4 (os x 10.3.3) where director's sleep() function
(UiHelper-xtra) doesn't work as it should. a simple
thanks colin and roy, I must have missed this. good to know!
valentin
Colin Holgate wrote:
At 5:01 PM +0100 2/24/05, Valentin Schmidt wrote:
a simple sleep(1000) in the
message window needs about 15 seconds to return, and the ratio
consistently seems to be about 15:1 (sleep(200)-about 3
just curious;
what would you need sleep for,
other than making director less cpu-consuming?
and therefore; why would you want to know this exact timing?
because once sleeping, you can't 'unsleep' director, isn;t it?
\rri
On 24 feb 2005, at 18:25, Valentin Schmidt wrote:
thanks colin and roy, I
At 8:37 PM +0100 2/24/05, arri wrote:
what would you need sleep for,
other than making director less cpu-consuming?
and therefore; why would you want to know this exact timing?
because once sleeping, you can't 'unsleep' director, isn;t it?
You don't put Director to sleep and then wake it up, you
