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 Topic: My script is too quick! How can I best handle it? |
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| panofish Replies: 3 Views: 164 |
 Forum: Ask for Help Posted: Wed May 14, 2008 8:33 pm Subject: My script is too quick! How can I best handle it? |
| yes... my post suggests the same solution... but I was wondering what more I can do to slow down keystrokes. | |
| Topic: My script is too quick! How can I best handle it? |
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| panofish Replies: 3 Views: 164 |
Forum: Ask for Help Posted: Wed May 14, 2008 6:37 pm Subject: My script is too quick! How can I best handle it? |
| I have a subroutine that I call whenever there is an operation during the script whenever there will be an unknown amount of wait time (hourglass curs) like during a file open. See checkcursor subrou ... | |
| Topic: determining when app is no longer busy? |
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| panofish Replies: 6 Views: 332 |
Forum: Ask for Help Posted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 5:06 pm Subject: got it working, but not very elegantly |
| Monitoring the mouse cursor works, but is not 100% reliable.
To increase the realiability I had to add a 2 second delay into the cursor polling function. Unfortunately, it still falsely determined t ... |
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| Topic: determining when app is no longer busy? |
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| panofish Replies: 6 Views: 332 |
Forum: Ask for Help Posted: Tue Feb 06, 2007 3:56 pm Subject: title updated |
| Thanks for the suggestion... I've changed my retarded title. | |
| Topic: determining when app is no longer busy? |
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| panofish Replies: 6 Views: 332 |
Forum: Ask for Help Posted: Tue Feb 06, 2007 12:45 am Subject: determining when app is no longer busy? |
| My applications' file import takes a long time... so I sleep for 15 seconds just to be sure the import is complete.
When I tried the wait functions (in place of the sleep), they did not wait for the ... |
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