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How to run a function every minute?

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  • S StarMeteor

    Dear All, I am working on my project (in MFC) which require me to run certain function every minute...I would like to know how I can do so except using a loop to check if the time is reached. I would prefer a "signal and slot" like method as there are some other functions need to run so I can use loop method to do so :((~_~ Thanks~

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    • S StarMeteor

      Dear All, I am working on my project (in MFC) which require me to run certain function every minute...I would like to know how I can do so except using a loop to check if the time is reached. I would prefer a "signal and slot" like method as there are some other functions need to run so I can use loop method to do so :((~_~ Thanks~

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      toxcct
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      pliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiizz read the MSDN before asking such questions !!!! OnTimer() of course !!!!! :doh::eek: X|


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      • T toxcct

        pliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiizz read the MSDN before asking such questions !!!! OnTimer() of course !!!!! :doh::eek: X|


        TOXCCT >>> GEII power

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        thats okey toxcct they shld check codeproject b4 msdn. tats our aim...:-D


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        • T toxcct

          pliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiizz read the MSDN before asking such questions !!!! OnTimer() of course !!!!! :doh::eek: X|


          TOXCCT >>> GEII power

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          Yes. this is should be the first choice, even before MSDN. Rather microsoft should trigger it with F1.:laugh::laugh::laugh:

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          • S StarMeteor

            Dear All, I am working on my project (in MFC) which require me to run certain function every minute...I would like to know how I can do so except using a loop to check if the time is reached. I would prefer a "signal and slot" like method as there are some other functions need to run so I can use loop method to do so :((~_~ Thanks~

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            USE THIS #define ID_timer 1000 use add window handler to deliver window message WM_TIMER OnTimer SetTimer(ID_timer,1000*60,NULL); to end timer KillTimer(ID_timer); Alok Gupta visit me at http://alok.stormpages.com

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            • S SiddharthAtw

              Yes. this is should be the first choice, even before MSDN. Rather microsoft should trigger it with F1.:laugh::laugh::laugh:

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              224917
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              Thats sounds nice, to have F1 shortcut to codeproject.;)


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                USE THIS #define ID_timer 1000 use add window handler to deliver window message WM_TIMER OnTimer SetTimer(ID_timer,1000*60,NULL); to end timer KillTimer(ID_timer); Alok Gupta visit me at http://alok.stormpages.com

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                toxcct
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                hey Mr Alok, you mustn't call KillTimer() otherwise the timer associated function will be call once whereas it has to call and call each 60 second indefinitely... besides that, you post repeats the ones ever posted, thank you very much ! Has somebody told here, let us sleep :zzz::zzz::zzz:


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                • T toxcct

                  hey Mr Alok, you mustn't call KillTimer() otherwise the timer associated function will be call once whereas it has to call and call each 60 second indefinitely... besides that, you post repeats the ones ever posted, thank you very much ! Has somebody told here, let us sleep :zzz::zzz::zzz:


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                  David Crow
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                  What are you saying? When a timer is no longer needed, of course KillTimer() should be called. Even though a few WM_TIMER messages may still be in the queue, the message-handling function can react accordingly.


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                  • D David Crow

                    What are you saying? When a timer is no longer needed, of course KillTimer() should be called. Even though a few WM_TIMER messages may still be in the queue, the message-handling function can react accordingly.


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                    yes, but Alok seems to calls KillTimer() at the end of OnTimer() :( Maybe i'm wrong, but that's not clear...


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                      Thats sounds nice, to have F1 shortcut to codeproject.;)


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                      toxcct
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                      download the CodeProject ToolBar so... :-D


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                      • T toxcct

                        yes, but Alok seems to calls KillTimer() at the end of OnTimer() :( Maybe i'm wrong, but that's not clear...


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                        toxcct wrote: Maybe i'm wrong, but that's not clear... While he could have highlighted the code and text better so that they did not appear to be one, I think he was just showing how to start a timer, and then how to stop a timer.


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                        • T ThatsAlok

                          USE THIS #define ID_timer 1000 use add window handler to deliver window message WM_TIMER OnTimer SetTimer(ID_timer,1000*60,NULL); to end timer KillTimer(ID_timer); Alok Gupta visit me at http://alok.stormpages.com

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                          Keylee717
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                          How about in C++?

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                            How about in C++?

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                            toxcct
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                            hey man, go sleeping, of course we're speaking about C++ !!! :zzz::zzz:


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                              toxcct wrote: Maybe i'm wrong, but that's not clear... While he could have highlighted the code and text better so that they did not appear to be one, I think he was just showing how to start a timer, and then how to stop a timer.


                              "The pointy end goes in the other man." - Antonio Banderas (Zorro, 1998)

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                              ThatsAlok
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                              you are right buddy i am showing how to start a one minute timer and stop it to help him/her to understand problem:) Alok Gupta visit me at http://alok.stormpages.com

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