Automation - Macro - Bot - Scripting system.

Time Library:

Time support library.

Note: The time functions are in seconds, not milliseconds.

time.Sleep(fSeconds)     Suspend script execution for fractional seconds.

Time constants:

    time.MINUTE, time.HOUR, time.DAY

Examples:

time.Sleep(1.25) -- Wait for 1.25 seconds

time.Sleep(2 * time.MINUTE) -- Wait for two minutes

fTimeStamp = time.Get()     Get time stamp (in fractional seconds) with millisecond precision.

This time is relative to the start of the MM session (not windows).

I.E. If the first thing you did in your script was call time.Get() the returned

value should be very close to zero.

fTimeStamp = time.Delta(fTimeStamp)    Get difference from fTimeStamp to current time.

fTimeStamp = time.GetHigh()     Same as time.Get() above but with better sub-millisecond precision

(typically in the microseconds) at the expense at being a little bit

slower call. Normally time.Get() should suffice most uses, but it’s better

to use time.GetHigh() (and time.DeltaHigh()) to do profiling, etc., where more

accuracy is warranted.

fTimeStamp = time.DeltaHigh(fTimeStamp)    Higher precision version of time.Delta(). Should only be paired with

time.GetHigh(), not time.Get().