there is no JS method for sleep, and most JS engines, when they encounter a
loop that tries to mimic sleep, will warn the use of an endless loop (and it
might also break the browser). I suggest that you teach you're designers how
JS should be used instead. A sleep method, even if implemented correctly,
will freeze your browser, which is something you should *never ever* do

On Mon, Apr 4, 2011 at 2:21 PM, Robert <forpoc...@gmail.com> wrote:

> I need to delay exit from js method. Normally I am using callbacks,
> but I am working with some designers who do not really grasp the
> concept.
> So I started to think about a way to ease work for them but I am not
> sure it is possible at all...
>
> var test = 0;
> var trigger= function(){ test = 1; };
> trigger.delay(5000);
>
> var main = function(){
>    while(test==0){
>        sleep(200);
>    }
>    return "TEST";
> }
>
> alert('start');
> if(main()=='TEST'){
>    alert('end');
> }
>
> Is in mootools anything like sleep which would work in similar
> context? Maybe some smart trick with delay or periodical?
>
>
> Thanks,
> Robert




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