Announcement
Collapse
No announcement yet.
Free Plugin : Timer Plugin
Collapse
X
-
hi pabloko yea im going to update all of my plugin if you see any bug or have any suggest please post them in their Threads.Originally posted by pabloko View PostThanks for the update, are you updating your scripts?
can you explain the bug affected in the past?
thanks amswaves
Leave a comment:
-
hi Centauri Soldier, sorry for lating today im comeback from vacation
why you want pause and resume a function ?
yes in my timer plugin i check first if you stoped timer that before created then create a new timer with that number, but this is can changes but all time is better we free the allocated memory of everything with its functions (for memory issue) for examp : allocmem killed by memfree, starttimer killed by killtimer, all objects killed by deleteobject, ....., so if you think overwrite a timer is simple an good way this is possible i can stop plugin automatically from Time.Start.
Object Timer plugin from reteset is very good but say any suggest and bug or anything to this plugin.
Leave a comment:
-
I've been trying to figure out how to reuse an existing timer number but the plugin just does not allow the reuse of timer numbers. It seems that once a certain timer has been stopped, that number can no longer be used to create a timer.
I think I'll use the timer object plugin by reteset unless someone has any suggestions for making this work.
Leave a comment:
-
Is there a simple way to pause and resume an existing timer without having to recreate it?Last edited by Centauri Soldier; 09-13-2009, 07:46 AM.
Leave a comment:
-
Thanks for the update, are you updating your scripts?
can you explain the bug affected in the past?
thanks amswaves
Leave a comment:
-
New Version (1.1.2.0)
hi all
This is a final release of timer Plugin (i think) this plugin have some major bugfix and now good worked on vista & 7 without any crash, this is the first update of my plugins for crashing in win Vista & 7.
ChangeLog :- Fixed crashes on close on Win Vista & 7
- Removed Timer.Close().
- Now Good Worked on Vista & 7
- Fix some bugs that cause program crashes
NOTE to member : dont use any close function for closing program before it closes (idea for those plugins that have problem on closing in vista & 7)
NOTE to Moderator : please move this topic to Plugins Sections.
Thanks,
AMSWaves.Attached Files
Leave a comment:
-
Update 1.0.2.0
Hi All,
We released new version of Timer plugin (1.0.2.0).
we change work's Mechanism of this plugin.
this new version is Smaller (38 KB), Faster, Compatible With Vista, and Performance (in use memory).
this plugin have some changes :
Added :- AMSWTimer.Close() ; use this on vista requires.
Changed :- now AMSWTimer.Suspension(number Mode, number Timer) changd to AMSWTimer.Stop(number Timer);
Romoved :- AMSWTimer.Info(number Timer) ; this func removed from this new version.
Note :
- in this version plugin cant resume or pause timer just can stop it.
- AMSWTimer.Info() removed from this version, because this func dont have benefit.
Download
Help
Suggestion Forum
Best Regards,
AMSWaves.
Leave a comment:
-
yea it is possible, if this parameter is useful we can do it.Originally posted by RizlaUK View Postwould it be possable to send a timer count argument to the timer callback function, so we know the number of cycles passed in the timer callback in order to save useing variables for each function
Code:-- Callback function function AMSWTimer_Callback(nCount) Label.SetText("Label","Seconds Passed: "..nCount) end
Leave a comment:
-
Sorry
Hi all.
Sorry, for now we create and test it for XP, we must bye a vista and create it for vista, so in future we do it.
Leave a comment:
-
WoW
great plugin, thanks a lot...
Nice work on XP SP2
but I don not know it will be nice work on Vista or Vista SP1 (I have not Vista).
if somebody has vista, please check it .
it has a Optimum CPU Usage in XP.:yes
Leave a comment:
-
would it be possable to send a timer count argument to the timer callback function, so we know the number of cycles passed in the timer callback in order to save useing variables for each function
-- Callback function
function AMSWTimer_Callback(nCount)
Label.SetText("Label","Seconds Passed: "..nCount)
end
Leave a comment:
Leave a comment: