>You would create a timer object instructed to call a function which does what you need, at a point and time when the trigger condition is met.
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>It is executed later, after the object in question is no longer on the call stack (the trigger), and the clearing won't throw an error.
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>The trigger can be to call a function which tests something, and then returns .t. or .f..
Yes, that's what I understood. But what happens to the timer object when you CANCEL?
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