I have tried use Multithread to show a possible solution
PROCEDURE Main
LOCAL oThread := Thread():new()
LOCAL AA
CLS
aa="Hello"
oThread:start( "MYOperation" ) // thread executes code
? "Thread started"
@ 2,1 SAY "THIS IS TEST" GET AA
READ
CLS
? "Performing some other tasks"
WAIT "PRESS ANY KEY"
oThread:QUIT( ) // thread
RETURN
PROCEDURE MYOperation
LOCAL Tclock
Tclock=TIME() // I WANT SAVE LAST TO DISPLAY ONLY IF MODIFIED
DO WHILE .T.
IF Tclock<>TIME()
Tclock=TIME()
@ 0,72 SAY TIME()
ENDIF
ENDDO
RETURN
2010/1/30 smu johnson <[email protected]>
> Hi...
>
> We used the FUNCKy CLOCK12 function back in the day, as it made putting a
> little clock that ticks up quite easily. I think the Clipper Tools did
> something similar with SHOWTIME(), but it doesn't seem to be implemented in
> Harbour. There is no HB_FUNC to it when grepping the sourcecode.
>
> >From Przemek's help with HB_IdleAdd, it seems you can manually build a
> clock
> using hb_dispoutat( 0, 72, time() ). But maybe there is an easier little
> HB_CLOCK type thing hanging around that would take all the work out for me.
>
> Any hints greatly appreciated.
>
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