Add a timer to your plugin

[Zippzipp]

Here are some code snippets to add a timer to your plugin

Create a few function prototypes and a few timer variables:

VOID timer1sec();
VOID timer2sec();
VOID timer4sec();
VOID timer6sec();
VOID timer30sec();
VOID timer60sec();

int timer1s = 0;
int timer2s = 0;
int timer4s = 0;
int timer6s = 0;
int timer30s = 0;
int timer60s = 0;

Then add a few functioncalls and variable checks to OnPulse function:

	if(GetTickCount() > timer1s){
		timer1sec();
		timer1s = GetTickCount()+1000;
	}

	if(GetTickCount() > timer2s){
		timer2sec();
		timer2s = GetTickCount()+2000;
	}
	if(GetTickCount() > timer4s){
		timer4sec();
		timer4s = GetTickCount()+4000;
	}
	if(GetTickCount() > timer6s){
		timer6sec();
		timer6s = GetTickCount()+6000;
	}
	if(GetTickCount() > timer30s){
		timer30sec();
		timer30s = GetTickCount()+30000;
	}
	if(GetTickCount() > timer60s){
		timer60sec();
		timer60s = GetTickCount()+60000;
	}

Then put whatever you want to happen on a timer in the timer function code:

VOID timer1sec(){

}

VOID timer2sec(){

}
VOID timer4sec(){

}
VOID timer6sec(){

}

VOID timer30sec(){

}

VOID timer60sec(){


}

If you want to create custom timers for specific events then just set your timer variables (Ex: timer4s = GetTickCount()+4000 conditionally

 

[partnerinsin]

I was right there with you... til you listed the first set of codes

 

[Moongaden]

Adding this page to my favorite for future reference. I used to need timer's for a lot of stuff that i ended up making a work-around for, these will be handy.