vefatica May 13,398 190 2020-08-07 #1 @TIMER's format specification is not honored if the timer is not running. Code: v:\> timer /1 on Timer 1 on: 16:46:26 v:\> echo %@timer[1,ms] 2493 ms v:\> timer /1 off Timer 1 off: 16:46:34 Elapsed: 0:00:07.784 v:\> echo %@timer[1,ms] 0:00:00.000
@TIMER's format specification is not honored if the timer is not running. Code: v:\> timer /1 on Timer 1 on: 16:46:26 v:\> echo %@timer[1,ms] 2493 ms v:\> timer /1 off Timer 1 off: 16:46:34 Elapsed: 0:00:07.784 v:\> echo %@timer[1,ms] 0:00:00.000
rconn Administrator May 13,334 218 Staff member 2020-08-12 #2 You've lost me - why do you want to display 0:00 in different formats?
vefatica May 13,398 190 2020-08-13 #3 rconn said: You've lost me - why do you want to display 0:00 in different formats? Click to expand... I wanted to use @EVAL on @TIMER and not worry about whether the timer was running.
rconn said: You've lost me - why do you want to display 0:00 in different formats? Click to expand... I wanted to use @EVAL on @TIMER and not worry about whether the timer was running.
