| Syntax |
clock.waitSeconds (number)
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| Params |
number is the number of seconds for which you wish processing to be suspended.
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| Action |
Stops script processing for number seconds, then returns true.
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| Returns |
True
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| Examples |
clock.waitSeconds (3)
» true
The example above pauses the script for three seconds before returning true.
window.open (@examples.lunchReminder);
clock.waitseconds (5);
window.close (@examples.lunchReminder)
» true
Displays the object stored at the indicated Object Database address for five seconds, then closes it before returning true.
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| Notes |
Background processes (agents) run when you're waiting, as do other scripts and applications.
Background processes should not call clock.waitSeconds; they should call clock.sleepFor.
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| See Also |
clock.waitSixtieths
clock.sleepFor
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