Quote:
Originally Posted by WhiteDragon
PHP Code:
function setTimer(temp.x) {
if (temp.x <= 0) {
return;
}
cancelevents("Timeout");
scheduleevent(temp.x, "Timeout", null);
}
And probably some other magic.
I never use timeouts because I like to pass state to the function via. scheduleevent instead of relying on this. variables like you need to in timeouts.
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Corrected.
PHP Code:
function setTimer(temp.x) {
cancelevents("Timeout");
if (temp.x <= 0) {
return;
}
scheduleevent(temp.x, "Timeout", null);
}