[carknue]

How could I interrupt a sleep time imediatley after a kepress? In OPL it was done by giving a negative time value. How is it done in PS60?

[JOM]

Originally Posted by carknue

How could I interrupt a sleep time imediatley after a kepress? In OPL it was done by giving a negative time value. How is it done in PS60?

Timers,

Still don't like them, but at least I now know how to go around crashes. Maybe this will help you:

http://jouni.miettunen.googlepages.com/timersample

When you get timers right, please check "keycapturer". That's pretty nice way to catch "any" keypress and start a callback where to cancel your timer. This might contain some sample code:

http://jouni.miettunen.googlepages.com/watchme-lightnow

Btw I recall "sleep" is dangerous, potential crash at exit. Timer with a callback is more safe, can be cancelled.

Enjoy,

--jouni

[croozeus]

Originally Posted by JOM

Timers,

Still don't like them, but at least I now know how to go around crashes. Maybe this will help you:

http://jouni.miettunen.googlepages.com/timersample

When you get timers right, please check "keycapturer". That's pretty nice way to catch "any" keypress and start a callback where to cancel your timer. This might contain some sample code:

http://jouni.miettunen.googlepages.com/watchme-lightnow

Btw I recall "sleep" is dangerous, potential crash at exit. Timer with a callback is more safe, can be cancelled.

Enjoy,

--jouni

I am second to that!

e32.ao_sleep would be more battery consuming rather than the timers.
I guess jouni doesn't like the timers because its difficult to manipulate them according to the statements used.

But carknue, you have a ready to use code for timer at Jouni's website

Cheers,
Croozeus