Note depending on what you are doing it also may be necessary to update your display
so graphics are updated/displayed correctly. You can accomplish this with update
idletasks command. The below illustrates the concept.
#--------------------------------------------------------
proc delay {pause} {
after $pause
update idletasks ;# update measurement graphics
}
#--------------------------------------------------------
set pause 5000
...delay $pause
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Use "after ms [args1 args2 ...]"
With no args, program will sleep for ms milliseconds.
>
> I need to have my application pause for a second or two before it
> continues on to it's next action. I've been unable to find a pause
or
> wait command in TCL. Is there one? Does anyone know of an eloquent
> solution?
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> Thanks
>
> Otto
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