what i want to do is just pause the execution of my script for a teeny weenie bitty of time then pickup where i left off

Don't think it's possible without freezing WLM

but i could just do the crap loop thingy?

like

code:

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for(i=1;i<100;i++)
{

}

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possibly, but you don't know how long it'll last for each person and it's a crap way to go about it

Why not use a Timer?

quote:

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Originally posted by Matty
Why not use a Timer?

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code:

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split (Cmd, Param1, Param2)
{
    prams = Cmd.split(" "); // Split the incoming message into
                                // the different parameters
    for  (pram in prams)        // Loop through parameters
    {
        switch(pram)                 
        {
            case "0":                // First parameter is the command
                break;            // itself, do nothing with that
            case "1":
                Param1 = params[param];
            default:
                Param2 += " " + prams[pram]; // Construct the message to send with /me
                break;
        }
       
    }
   
}

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code:

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Error: 'Cmd' is undefined.
       Line: 71. Code: -2146823279.

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Whenever you want to pause the code in your script, you should ask yourself the question: Why and do I really need to?

The point is that almost always you do not need to, and pausing code is actually bad programming.

So...

Why do you want to pause the script?

and that split function is highly dodgy too. Even if you manage to get no errors when it is executed, it wouldn't even work as parameters of function are passed by value not by reference. So, what is the purpose of that function?