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On 4 Jan 2007 at 2:56, zehava wizman wrote:
> 1.I know to use timer something like this procedure:
>
> to check resett t1, towards "t3 t1, forever [ setsh 7 fd slider1
> wait 1 setsh 8 fd slider1 wait 1 if touching? "t1 "t3 [ announce
> se timer / 10 "????? stopall ] ] end
>
> But If I reset the timer, and now want something to happen after 1
> minute for example, how can I do it?
Keep in mind that the following will not take 5 minutes,
"some.slow.procedure" might take a long time to complete:
repeat 5 [
some.slow.procedure
wait 3600
]
however
repeat 5 [
launch [some.slow.procedure]
wait 3600
]
does not work either in all cases because
"some.slow.procedure" might take more than 1 minute
to complete, if that's the case then you'll have
multiple "some.slow.procedure"s running in parallel
Daniel
OpenWorld Learning
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