Re: Periodic command

2006-07-06 Thread Dominik Vogt
? > > > > > > Multiple. > > > > > >> I suggest to replace the command "Periodic" with some option to the > > >> Schedu > > le > > >> command > > > > > > The current specification for Schedule is: &

Re: Periodic command

2006-07-05 Thread Dan Espen
quot;Periodic" with some option to the Schedu > le > >> command > > > > The current specification for Schedule is: > > > > Schedule delay_ms [command_id] command > > > > So, would something like the following do? > > > > Schedule dela

Re: Periodic command

2006-07-05 Thread Viktor Griph
ommand So, would something like the following do? Schedule delay_ms [command_id] ["Periodic"] command Perhaps someone has a better suggestion? I think the above is good. The only problem with it is that if someone has a function named Periodic and use to execute that with Schedulte t

Re: Periodic command

2006-07-05 Thread Scott Smedley
ke the following do? Schedule delay_ms [command_id] ["Periodic"] command Perhaps someone has a better suggestion? SCoTT. :)

Re: Periodic command

2006-07-05 Thread Dominik Vogt
On Tue, Jul 04, 2006 at 06:44:32PM +1000, Scott Smedley wrote: > Hi all, > > Here is a proposed patch to add a new builtin function, Periodic. > > http://members.optusnet.com.au/scottsmedley/fvwm/periodic.patch > > Apply with: patch -p0 < periodic.patch > > It is similar to the Schedule builtin

Periodic command

2006-07-04 Thread Scott Smedley
Hi all, Here is a proposed patch to add a new builtin function, Periodic. http://members.optusnet.com.au/scottsmedley/fvwm/periodic.patch Apply with: patch -p0 < periodic.patch It is similar to the Schedule builtin except the function is invoked every N milliseconds - even if a grab fails, or t