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blind time.

2010-04-21T03:45:37-04:00

i figured it out and its work just great.....

Code:

proc livefeed {} {   set pagina "my url"   set http [http::config -useragent mozilla]   set http [http::geturl $pagina -timeout [expr 1000 * 10]]   set html [http::data $http]   putlog "upgrading livefeed."   if {[lsearch [utimers] "* livefeed *"] == -1} {     #No timers left, start a new one     utimer 8 [list livefeed]   } } livefeed

Thank you so much....

Statistics: Posted by c0re — Wed Apr 21, 2010 3:45 am

blind time.

2010-04-21T03:39:58-04:00

Thank you for your quick reply.....

Code:

proc livefeed {} {   set pagina "my url"   set http [http::config -useragent mozilla]   set http [http::geturl $pagina -timeout [expr 1000 * 10]]   set html [http::data $http]   foreach line [split $html "\n"] {  putlog "upgrading livefeed."   if {[lsearch [utimers] "* livefeed *"] == -1} {     #No timers left, start a new one     utimer 5 [list livefeed]   } }

question is how do i bind it? with timer or something?

Statistics: Posted by c0re — Wed Apr 21, 2010 3:39 am

blind time.

2010-04-20T18:09:45-04:00

The time binding's resolution is down to the minute, so you cannot use that for anything shorter. The most common approach is to use recursive utimer calls:

Code:

proc someproc {} {  #payload here...  #now for the recursive calling:  #First check for existing timers...  if {[lsearch [utimers] "* someproc *"] == -1} {    #No timers left, start a new one    utimer 4 [list someproc]  }}someproc

This is a rough skeleton, with a few shortcuts. The check for running timers could probably be prettier, but should do the trick as long as you don't use very complex proc-names..

Statistics: Posted by nml375 — Tue Apr 20, 2010 6:09 pm

blind time.

2010-04-20T17:53:22-04:00

Hi, i want to blind time every 4 sec. how do i do it?

bind time -|- {* * * * *} proc_update

i dont how to set second. please help

Statistics: Posted by c0re — Tue Apr 20, 2010 5:53 pm