search results for repeating Clock timer event

Re: Check internet connexion faster.

one shot non repeating disabled Clock to Sajal's solution,. set to whatever number of ... Add a Clock.Timer event to catch the time out and respond.

Re: Get Notified if the Textbox is Empty.

How about a fast repeating Clock timer event with. set btnAdd.enabled to is a number(textbox1.Text) ? ABG.

Re: Messenger doesnt work correct.

Timer block is superfluous. The continual firing of the Clock causes a repeating display of information unnecessarily and is the reason for #3. With this code you make ... When you combine the different databases in a single event handler you are exposing yourself probably to a timing issue. You insist on ...

Re: AI2 Progress Bar.

Then change all their text colors to 'None', and then change the background colors to a repeating pattern (at least 3 colors is needed to give the user the ... Then, each time the clock timer (which you can start/stop by an event of your choice) triggers, it will change each of the labels in the bar of color 1 ...

Re: Clock duration.

... table top, and. the orientation doesn't change, the display may not update. If that's a problem, switch to a clock.timer event for your repeating action.

Re: autocomplete.

You are doing in a button click event what should be done in a repeating Clock Timer event while the user types into that Text Box. You also need to ...

Re: Vibrate Setting.

If so, put it in a button Click event for a Stop. button. Here's a ... Pull in a repeating 1 second Clock component. and set the Sound ... Timer do: check if VibrateSecondsRemaining > 0 then. set VibrateSecondsRemaining to VibrateSecondsRemaining - 1. start vibrating for 1 second. else. do nothing.

Re: HELP ME! How to exchange image.

That would call for a Watchdog Timer design, where you keep a TinyDB tag msLastRainDrop with the last. time (in milliseconds from 1970) that the rain sensor event triggered, and a repeating clock. that checks Clock1.Now() in ...

Re: Bluetooth and arduino issue :(

Why do you use a while block in your clock timer event? Wouldn't an IF/THEN block be enough? The clock is doing the repeating for you. ABG.

Re: How to fire a Random Clock?

components into a global list, for use by your random event selector and. the Any Clock blocks. You would need to code Clock.Timer events for the different Clocks . If it's just ... and set your clock to fire at that interval, not repeating.

Re: Trying to code projectile motion.

the drag event block, where two globals are updated: global ForwardSpeed and global UpwardSpeed. The repeating timer SlingBirdyTimer calls ...