_AdlibEnhance.au3 (UDF) - Call functions with parameters, pause and resume!

[argumentum]

19 hours ago, Acanis said:

I hope to find some help or a "newer" UDF

; may be ugly but if you can use it ...
Func MyAdlibFunc($var1 = "", $var2 = "")
    Local Static $_var1 = ""
    If Eval("var1") <> "" Then $_var1 = Eval("var1")
    Local Static $_var2 = ""
    If Eval("var2") <> "" Then $_var2 = Eval("var2")
    If Eval("var1") or Eval("var2") Then Return

    ConsoleWrite('+ Func MyAdlibFunc("' & Eval("var1") & '", "' & Eval("var2") & '") = $_var1 = ' & $_var1 & ' - $_var2 = ' & $_var2 & @CRLF)
EndFunc

AdlibRegister("MyAdlibFunc", 2000)

While 1
    MyAdlibFunc(@MIN, @SEC)
    Sleep(1000)
WEnd

 

[Acanis]

Thank you, but that wont work for me

I need it like a queue, but with the Adlib force (dont wait for other stuff, besides other Adlib-started things ^^). I have one function, that is processing the main work for me and it has three different "triggers" (one param, that can come in 3 different expressions, lets say "1, 2 and 3):

If its "1", the data from source "1" gets used, "2" triggers the usage of the data from "2" and "3" calling the function to use a third data source. If the function for example processed the data from source "1" by calling the "$iParam" with "1", it calculates the next Adlib-Time overwrite the time for the next time, the function has to use the "1". 

I didnt find other solutions for a "queue" like that.

Currently I'm thinking about using the "Execute()" function and continue using the "Adlib Helper Functions", but then create them dynamically.

This should be the best way to tell a function to run in x seconds with the parameter y, right?

 

*edit*

Oh, and I fund "_Timer_SetTimer()"... That looks promising, too... Thats the function this UDF is based on, ahhhh... I will take a deeper look into this  

 

*edit2*

Not that simple... Would be nice to find the UDF, to re-use it. Link is dead.

Edited June 13, 2020 by Acanis

[RAMzor]

Hi,

The link to UDF is dead 😒. Please post a new one 

 

Update: Found it here.

Edited December 23, 2023 by RAMzor