Edit Timer Actions dialog box

Use this dialog box to set the parameters for the Timer response type. These parameters include:

Parameter	Comments
ACTION	Values are [Start] and [Stop]. If you set the value to [Stop], you cannot set an INTERVAL.
INTERVAL	The interval represents the amount of time that is to pass between each "tick" of the Timer. Each "tick" of the Timer triggers the StdFormTimerTick event. Select a value from the drop-down list. The system converts this value to milliseconds. Instead of selecting a value from this drop-down list, you can enter a numeric INTEGER value in the Event Handler Properties dialog box's Response parameters, for example, [ACTION(Start) INTEGER(5300)]. In that case, the system internally converts the value you entered to the nearest option from this drop-down list, for example INTEGER(5000), which is equivalent to 5 seconds. If you select [<None>], the system converts that value to INTERVAL(0). A zero or negative value does not start the timer.

Parameter

Comments

ACTION

Values are [Start] and [Stop]. If you set the value to [Stop], you cannot set an INTERVAL.

INTERVAL

The interval represents the amount of time that is to pass between each "tick" of the Timer. Each "tick" of the Timer triggers the StdFormTimerTick event. Select a value from the drop-down list. The system converts this value to milliseconds. Instead of selecting a value from this drop-down list, you can enter a numeric INTEGER value in the Event Handler Properties dialog box's Response parameters, for example, [ACTION(Start) INTEGER(5300)]. In that case, the system internally converts the value you entered to the nearest option from this drop-down list, for example INTEGER(5000), which is equivalent to 5 seconds.

If you select [<None>], the system converts that value to INTERVAL(0). A zero or negative value does not start the timer.