02-25-2007, 03:01 AM
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Graal Administration
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The sleep() command is using timeouts. It doesn't actually require timeouts to work, but if it wouldn't use timeouts then a lot of scripts would break because currently you can easily stop sleeps() by setting timeout to zero. That was some old kind of "cancelevent".
You can however use new ways of suspending the script: waitfor("","noevent", 0.05) (the second parameter is the event name, just set it to some event that is never triggered). |
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