Method: Timers and ListViews

[Pyro.699]

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Hello, i have already made a similar post, but it is sort of off the point that i would like to get across with this one, thanks...

I have some time values in a listview, which are all in seconds.

Hours
Minutes
Seconds
1/10 seconds
1/100 seconds
1/1000 seconds
1/10000 seconds

Now what i need to have happen is that a time is stated for each item in the list view. The list view would look like this.

 X | Y | Opt | Time(s)
--------------------
 # | # | ### | 4.03
 # | # | ### | 61.001
 # | # | ### | 4.53
 # | # | ### | 24.023
 # | # | ### | 4.0553
 # | # | ### | 5.03

So the way that this should run would be...
A timer would start, at exactly 4.03 seconds an event will happen (based off of the other values)
Then the timer would be reset to a default value of 0
Right after the first item has gone through, the next will start.
A timer will start and at 1 minute, 1 second, and 1 1/1000 of a second, this event will occur. (the timer again resets)

This will continue until each even in the listview has been executed. Then which it will loop again, doing the same thing.

I understand that the Microsoft visual basic timers only handle around 64 ms, and are very inaccurate. But in the link at the top, there is a timer that works well, i just have no clue how i would incorporate this into my plans.

Thanks
~Cody Woolaver

[randem]

Perhaps this will help Help with timers

[Pyro.699]

Sorry, but it dosnt seem to help much, the fastest time that it goes to is 50ms, i need 1/10000 of a second :S It is possible, the link in my first post was quite accurate, i just cannot get it working.

Thanks
~Cody Woolaver

[MartinLiss]

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