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multiple sleep's don't work.
Code:
print "press 2 keys."
sleep
sleep
end 0
it will exit after only 1 key is pressed.
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heh heh... just like qb! :lol:
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huh? you have to press 2 keys in qb.
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it will if you press an extended key.
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i'm not.
and it doesn't matter if there's 2 or more sleeps.
Code:
do:sleep:print i:i+=1:loop
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It's expected behaviour. SLEEP waits for a keypress but doesn't clear the keyboard buffer as it previously did; you have to explicitely clean it up afterwards:
Code:
SLEEP
WHILE INKEY$ <> "": WEND
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or
Code:
Print "Hi!"
SLEEP
dmy$ = INKEY$
SLEEP
end
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hrm... then it's kinda pointless to SLEEP without an arg, isn't it? While Inkey$ = "": Wend works just the same...
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But with sleep you type less
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ok, but won't that break qb-compatibility?
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