having had to implement something like this recently, i'd suggest the
real value is in the interface. i would have considered spending
money to get a well built interface for scheduling events... the
timer stuff went pretty quickly, a pre built interface would have
saved me a day's work.
mike
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Mike Woodworth
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On Feb 17, 2006, at 4:09 PM, Bryan Lund wrote:
Radical Breeze releases RadScheduleTimer 1.0: Alarm class with
repeating options
EVERETT, Washington, USA (Feb 17, 2006) -- Radical Breeze has
released RadScheduleTimer 1.0 for REALbasic. RadScheduleTimer is a
class that allows the easy configuring of events to be fired at
specified times or at specified intervals.
RadScheduleTimer is written in 100% pure REALbasic. No declares.
No plug-ins.
http://dev.radicalbreeze.com
RadScheduleTimer is a simple to use alarm type class. Set a date/
time and an event is fired then. Includes optional repeating
options (including how often to repeat and how many times).
RadScheduleTimer requires REALbasic 2005 R3 (or newer).
Pricing and Availability
A subscription to the Radical Breeze Developer Pack, for $30 USD,
entitles you to one year of free (starting the day of purchase)
upgrades to all of the components currently available (which
includes RSS/Atom parsing, thumbnail view, text autocomplete and
many more), as well as free usage of all new components released
during that time.
http://dev.radicalbreeze.com/store/index.shtml
Contact:
Bryan Lund
Radical Breeze
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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