still sick......well scince about 8 yearts old.
i don't want to bore you with this or look for sympathy, so i usually don't mention it. i have, for the longest time, not been able to produce white blood cells properly. doctors don't have a name for it. several of the times that my cell count has been tested, it was lower than the level where HIV is then classified AIDS. now to make things clear, i don't have either one. my cell count can just get low sometimes, and i catch everything. it also drains my energy. also....my fault....i am an insomniac
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doesn't help much[8D]
i'm sorry i haven't been able to help much lately. i normally don't bring this stuff up. i just wanted you to know that i am very interested in what you are doing, and i'm not ignoring it.
i have also been working on, and just finished another plugin of my own.
the minute timer section of Hal is made to use "per minute".
with that being said, you can cheat that some. i have seen the minute timer load things in as short of a time as 10 seconds. i have also (not changing anything at all) ran the script again, and had to wait 1 minute for "minute timer" to load stuff.
i don't understand the timing of when it fires.
Probably a question for Robert.
there is a "auto idle" function also, but i have never used it. i have tried to research it, but i just get conflicting ideas about how it works. i think you have to write a script to call the auto-idle script, then the auto-idle script makes a call back to the original script? i have tried playing with this, but no good results.
i hear that you can use this as a "precise" timer though.
i wish Robert would put WScript.sleep function into Hal. that would solve a lot of problems.
side note- i wish he would also add a "1 line at a time" feed to the speech engines, so that we could parse huge text like BALABOLKA, and we could count the lines, and we would know when it is done talking in order to "fire" other script. -- just a wish[8D]
why do you say it doesn't like loops?
i have had many loop problems with Hal, but have found a way around most of them. maybe you could explain a little more[

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the "timing issue" thing has been a tough one. lots of research. thats why i was wondering if it could be done with a loop of some sort. i have ran across this problem with several things i have done.
can you make a loop that would check for the existance of a file and if it's not there loop? then if its there it could look for a line in the file and if its not there loop? i'm just trying to understand the problem with the loop[

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-the dude