Hi Fabio,
Yes, sure, this is a solution. But it is still a workaround for something that should be a property, imo. That's why I gave it one star only. :)
>>Occasionally I need a timer to do its job (as declared in its Timer Event) right from the moment when setting its interval to nonzero, not for the first time after x milliseconds, but for the first time after zero ms.
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>>I know a workaround (simply call the Timer Event), but a property would be nice. Is it already in vfp8 or vfp9? If not, I might add it to the wishlist.
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>DEFINE CLASS myTimer AS Timer
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> StartJust = .F.
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> HIDDEN PROCEDURE Interval_Assign(_interval)
> this.Interval=m.interval
> IF m.StartJust and m.This.Enabled
> this.Timer
> ENDIF
>ENDDEFINE
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