is there a way to stop a timedFunc - instance? Doesn't matter if from within a call or elsewhere.
Or is it only stoppable, if the CTRL-Manager-Process is killed?
Thanks
Stopping a timedFunc
- n.kuehl
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Stopping a timedFunc
Hello,
is there a way to stop a timedFunc - instance? Doesn't matter if from within a call or elsewhere.
Or is it only stoppable, if the CTRL-Manager-Process is killed?
Thanks
is there a way to stop a timedFunc - instance? Doesn't matter if from within a call or elsewhere.
Or is it only stoppable, if the CTRL-Manager-Process is killed?
Thanks
- mkerk
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- Joined: Wed Oct 20, 2010 12:25 pm
Re: Stopping a timedFunc
Hello,
you can try to set the TimedFunction DPE "_TimedFunc.ValidUntil" to now.
just a remark: the function int timedFuncRemove(funcName, dpName); can be used to remove a running timedFunc. BUT the timedFunc() and timedFuncRemove() have to run in the same CONTROL manager!
BR,
Mousser.
you can try to set the TimedFunction DPE "_TimedFunc.ValidUntil" to now.
just a remark: the function int timedFuncRemove(funcName, dpName); can be used to remove a running timedFunc. BUT the timedFunc() and timedFuncRemove() have to run in the same CONTROL manager!
BR,
Mousser.