Create Timer in a loop
Will_SV
Member Posts: 13
Hi There,
In a CodeUnit I start several Timer each with three lines:
IF CREATE(NTIMER01) THEN;
NTIMER01.Interval(GetIntervalToTimer(1));
NTIMER01.Enabled(TRUE);
IF CREATE(NTIMER02) THEN;
NTIMER02.Interval(GetIntervalToTimer(2));
NTIMER02.Enabled(TRUE);
Is there a chance, to change the number with i and do a loop like
For i := 1 to 30 do begin
IF CREATE(NTIMER0 + i) THEN;
NTIMER0 +i .Interval(GetIntervalToTimer(i));
NTIMER0+i.Enabled(TRUE);
END;
Thanks a lot !!!!!
In a CodeUnit I start several Timer each with three lines:
IF CREATE(NTIMER01) THEN;
NTIMER01.Interval(GetIntervalToTimer(1));
NTIMER01.Enabled(TRUE);
IF CREATE(NTIMER02) THEN;
NTIMER02.Interval(GetIntervalToTimer(2));
NTIMER02.Enabled(TRUE);
Is there a chance, to change the number with i and do a loop like
For i := 1 to 30 do begin
IF CREATE(NTIMER0 + i) THEN;
NTIMER0 +i .Interval(GetIntervalToTimer(i));
NTIMER0+i.Enabled(TRUE);
END;
Thanks a lot !!!!!
0
Comments
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no because the create() statement requ. an existing variable name. And the variable NTIMER0 + i does not exist.
C/AL is here not so flexible like other programming languages, because it's an ERP system with an simple embedded "development studio" and it's not like C# or c++
And don't start the timer in CU1. Create your own Cu with the timer and run the CU from CU 1.
Like Navision it does in Funktion NASHandler() in CU 1.
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