Hi All,
Does this give a 2-second delay under JHS?
6!:3]2
Thanks Devon, it is work under JHS.
and then,yes, it is not beautiful a delay inside a for loop...
but it work.
Now, i use J and Time change habit.
Regards,
Yves
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delay or sleep will halt the running thread, this is usually not the
intention of using a timer.
Since jhs can receive events from browers, a javascript timer might be a
candidate, but I am not familiar with jhs.
On Sep 12, 2015 1:33 AM, "Devon McCormick" wrote:
> Does this give a 2-second delay
Does this give a 2-second delay under JHS?
6!:3]2
On Fri, Sep 11, 2015 at 1:25 PM, yves.tanguy wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> Under console, no timer works.
> Under Qt, timer_qtdemo works.
>
> Thanks Chris & Raul.
>
>
>
> i am not familiar with qt, i prefer jhs..
> and i use J803 on iMac (here, and pc
Hello All,
Under console, no timer works.
Under Qt, timer_qtdemo works.
Thanks Chris & Raul.
i am not familiar with qt, i prefer jhs..
and i use J803 on iMac (here, and pc on win7 for the other).
i have 1,000 files here, and i would like to transfert on distant site.
and i repeat probably ne
If I go to the menus: Help > Studio > Qt Demos... and select the timer
demo, it displays this text for me:
There are 2 timers - the system timer, and the form timer.
There is only one system timer, while any number of form may have timers.
Exa
For example:
sys_timer_z_=: smoutput @ (6!:0)
wd 'timer 2000'
On 10 September 2015 at 06:30, yves.tanguy wrote:
> Hello All,
> i find this in the J manuals :
> timer i ; set interval timer to i milliseconds. Event systimer occurs when
> time has elapsed. The timer keeps triggering even
Hello All,
i find this in the J manuals :
timer i ; set interval timer to i milliseconds. Event systimer occurs
when time has elapsed. The timer keeps triggering events until the timer
is turned off. An argument of 0 turns the timer off. The systimer event
may be delayed if J is busy, and it is
