Jammer1224
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In loop time checking
Everything is in the code :)
int main() {
while (1) {
OccoursEveryLoopRun();
ThisShouldOccourOnlyOnceEv
Sleep(x);
}
return 0;
}
int main() {
while (1) {
OccoursEveryLoopRun();
ThisShouldOccourOnlyOnceEv
Sleep(x);
}
return 0;
}
You can just use the TTimer component.
As Jase-Coder suggests, drop a TTimer component onto your application. Set Interval = 1000 (1 second). Then just code to it.
TMainForm::TTimer1Timer ()
{
OccursEveryLoopRun ();
if ((Counter % 600) == 0)
thisShouldOccurOnlyOnceEve
}
Good Luck,
Kent
Opps.
Increment Counter before exiting.
Increment Counter before exiting.
You could use common C/C++ time functions ( http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/clibrary/ctime/ ) and then check, within the while loop:
(Use 600 is counting time as seconds, if in millisecs it would be 600.000)
if((currenttime-lastevent)
lastevent=currenttime;
do what you have to do
}
(Use 600 is counting time as seconds, if in millisecs it would be 600.000)
if((currenttime-lastevent)
lastevent=currenttime;
do what you have to do
}
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spiglerg if you would write a full example with the ctime object that would be the best for me.
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