Hi,
your example is:
seconds = a;
newSeconds = a+10;
if (seconds == newSeconds)
in other words
if (seconds = seconds+10)
that will never work.
Look into setInterval and there is a undocumented setTimeout function
somewhere I think.
Better yet write your own Timer and TimerEvent class to wrap this kind of
stuff.
greetz
JC
On 3/23/07, Gustavo Duenas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi, I'm trying to launch an event using a timer so far the code for
trace something is this:
var now = new Date();
var seconds:Number = now.getSeconds();
trace(seconds);
var newSeconds: Number = seconds+10;
if ( seconds == newSeconds){
trace("plus 10");
}
var seconds:Number = seconds;
the problem is that this ones doesn't trace" plus 10", instead just
traces the var seconds.
Do you know what is wrong here?
Regards.
Gustavo Duenas
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