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CreateTimerEx

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Creates a timer with an argument list.

[top]Declaration

Code cpp:
VAULTSCRIPT vaultmp::Timer (*CreateTimerEx)(vaultmp::Function, vaultmp::Interval, vaultmp::String, ...);
native CreateTimerEx(const func{}, interval, const def{}, {Fixed,Float,_}:...);

[top]Parameters

vaultmp::Function (C++ only) - the function of the timer
func (PAWN only) - the name of the timer's function
vaultmp::Interval - the timer interval in milliseconds
def - the parameter list of the function. This is a string containing a sequence of:
  • i - Integer (4 byte)
  • l - Long integer (8 byte)
  • f - Floating-point (8 byte)
  • p - Pointer (4 byte)
  • s - String (const char*)

... - the arguments. Must match the previously defined definition.

[top]Return value

Returns a vaultmp::Timer referring to the newly created timer.

[top]Usage example (C++)

Code cpp:
vaultmp::Result VAULTSCRIPT MyTimer(unsigned int a, unsigned int b, const char* c)
{
    // Timer function
    return 0;
}
vaultmp::Void VAULTSCRIPT exec()
{
    CreateTimerEx(reinterpret_cast<Function>(&MyTimer), 5000, "iis", 1, 2, "www.vaultmp.com");
}

[top]Usage example (PAWN)

Code c:
forward MyTimer(a, b, const c{});
public MyTimer(a, b, const c{})
{
    // Timer function
    return 0;
}
main()
{
    CreateTimerEx("MyTimer", 5000, "iis", 1, 2, "www.vaultmp.com");
}

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