I am trying to scope my setInterval timeout handler however it is not
calling the associated handler when I add the scoping in to it.
Here is the code I have so far:
_global.gIdle_Timeout = 10000 // 10 seconds
_global.Idle_Function = function(passed_Destination) {
trace ("Idle function called");
Clear_Timeout_Interval();
gotoAndPlay(Idle_Timeout_Destination);
}
_global.Clear_Timeout_Interval = function() {
trace ("Clear timeout interval");
clearInterval(_global.gIdle_Interval);
}
_global.Start_Idle_Timeout = function(passed_Destination) {
trace ("start idle");
Idle_Timeout_Destination = passed_Destination;
// _global.gIdle_Interval = setInterval(this,
_global.Idle_Function, _global.gIdle_Timeout);
_global.gIdle_Interval = setInterval(_global.Idle_Function,
_global.gIdle_Timeout);
}
I have commented out the line of code with the scoping in it.
i.e
_global.gIdle_Interval = setInterval(this, _global.Idle_Function,
_global.gIdle_Timeout);
Without the scoping, it does not always appear to clear the interval.
Here is a screenshot of my timeline with the actions window illustrating my
call to this function
http://www.mediakitchen.co.uk/interval.jpg
Any assistance much appreciated.
Thanks
Paul
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