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Forum: Support Topic: Fairly simple script using up 20-25% of my CPU cyles |
| jakemoffatt |
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Posted: September 4th, 2009, 10:39 pm
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| Thank you, SetTimer worked and my code looks much cleaner too! |
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Forum: Support Topic: Fairly simple script using up 20-25% of my CPU cyles |
| jakemoffatt |
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Posted: September 4th, 2009, 7:52 pm
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| The following script takes an average of 20-25% of my CPU while it is running. Normally not even noticeable for me as I'm using a fairly quick computer. I did notice it today and think that it is excessive. What can I do to clean it up? I believe the CPU intensive part is probably the infinite LOOP ... |
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Forum: Support Topic: How do I trap a hotkey for one app while renaming another? |
| jakemoffatt |
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Posted: August 29th, 2009, 1:39 am
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Thanks Horntail that works great!
But I don't understand why that works.
I would think that when you Goto Run
it would start the infinite loop and "Escape::..." would never get executed.
How is it that Escape still works? |
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Forum: Support Topic: How do I trap a hotkey for one app while renaming another? |
| jakemoffatt |
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Posted: August 29th, 2009, 1:11 am
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| The first section of code is for the compiled help viewer for the Visual Dataflex program. I want to be able to hit Escape to close it instead of having to hit ALT_F4. That works, but if I take out the comments, the rest of the code doesn't work. The second section, is for the actual program, not th... |
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