Re: time delay in script
Re: time delay in script
- Subject: Re: time delay in script
- From: David Simerly <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 06 Sep 2001 17:49:28 -0700
- Url: http://www.digital-native.com
The latest version of AppleScript includes a delay OSAX. Usage:
delay <integer> -- where <integer> is the number of seconds...
on 9/6/01 12:38 PM, Jon Kreisler at email@hidden wrote:
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One way to do this is with the WaitTicks OSAX, allows you to specify
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a delay time in ticks (1/60 second units).
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Go to http://osaxen.com and search for "waitticks" to download.
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Jon
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On 09/06/2001, at 15:00 -0400, Bruce Chafee wrote:
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> Hi all,
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> Is it possible in AppleScript to execute a command after a delay of a
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> certain time? For example, something like:
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> If "time-delay" 10 seconds
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> shut down
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> Many thanks,
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> - Bruce
DS
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