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utimer & catch with help

2003-12-09T22:13:30-04:00

tnx man works great

Statistics: Posted by Ofloo — Tue Dec 09, 2003 10:13 pm

Re: utimer & catch with help

2003-12-09T06:57:21-04:00

Code:

set ::timemsg($fidx) [utimer 50 [list catch {putdcc $fidx "$::colors(0)$::fserv(idle)"}]]

Since "fidx" seems to be a local variable, you probably want variable substitution before the argument is passed to 'utimer'. The braces prevent it, so just get rid of them and replace them with a call to 'list':

Code:

set ::timemsg($fidx) [utimer 50 [list catch [list putdcc $fidx "$::colors(0)$::fserv(idle)"]]]

Statistics: Posted by user — Tue Dec 09, 2003 6:57 am

utimer & catch with help

2003-12-09T06:35:15-04:00

i tryed ur suggestion and the result was the same if i where to use

Code:

......[list procname $idx]

Code:

..... [list catch {commands ..}]

so any one who might be able to give me short syntax example ..

Statistics: Posted by Ofloo — Tue Dec 09, 2003 6:35 am

utimer & catch with help

2003-12-08T16:52:48-04:00

call another proc in the timer. and in the proc do the checks.

Statistics: Posted by Sir_Fz — Mon Dec 08, 2003 4:52 pm

utimer & catch with help

2003-12-08T16:35:05-04:00

Code:

set ::timemsg($fidx) [utimer 50 [list catch {putdcc $fidx "$::colors(0)$::fserv(idle)"}]]

what is wrong if i use catch then it doesn't respond any more .. but if i don't it shows an error once the idx is gone .. so ..

so i wana know how to use utimer with catch or how i would use {} and use multiple lines :p so i can use if {[valididx $fidx]} {...}

Statistics: Posted by Ofloo — Mon Dec 08, 2003 4:35 pm