setTimeout
 

Hi,

I want to use in javascript-html the command setTimeout.
My problem is now How can I add a parameter
I want to parce the same parameter that called the routine called 't'
the problem is that it won't work with me
this is my code that I use
setTimeout("proc()",20);
It is the last line withing function proc


thanks

Jan

Re: setTimeout
 

JR wrote:
> I want to parce the same parameter that called the routine called 't'
> the problem is that it won't work with me
> this is my code that I use
> setTimeout("proc()",20);
> It is the last line withing function proc

function proc(strArg) {
setTimeout("proc(\"" + strArg + "\")", 20);
}

BTW: 20 milliseconds is probably below the granularity of most system
clocks
FYI: news:comp.lang.javascript
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Re: setTimeout
 

Thanks
Everything works fine now

Jan


"Andrew Urquhart" <reply@website.in.sig> schreef in bericht
news:psufc.42$c33.34@newsfe2-gui.server.ntli.net...
> JR wrote:
> > I want to parce the same parameter that called the routine called 't'
> > the problem is that it won't work with me
> > this is my code that I use
> > setTimeout("proc()",20);
> > It is the last line withing function proc
>
> function proc(strArg) {
> setTimeout("proc(\"" + strArg + "\")", 20);
> }
>
> BTW: 20 milliseconds is probably below the granularity of most system
> clocks
> FYI: news:comp.lang.javascript
> --
> Andrew Urquhart
> - FAQ: www.html-faq.com/
> - Archive: www.google.com/groups?q=alt.html
> - Contact: www.andrewu.co.uk/contact/
> - Employ me: Front/middle tier ASP developer with WAI & web standards
>
>

Re: setTimeout
 

In article <P2ufc.71935$Jk2.4835432@phobos.telenet-ops.be>,
XXX.X@pandora.XXXX says...
> I want to use in javascript-html the command setTimeout.
> My problem is now How can I add a parameter
> I want to parce the same parameter that called the routine called 't'
First, what the heck is "t" Give it a name, it makes debugging easier.

> setTimeout("proc()",20);
setTimeout("proc(" + t + ")",20);

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