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Something like this waits until the bank is open

repeat
   wait(randomRange(100, 250));
until(bankScreen.isOpen(GaussRangeInt(200, 350)));

but how would I add a timeout in pascal? ie If 3 seconds pass try the action again.

.isOpen() takes a timeout paremeter itself, so you could do

bankScreen.isOpen(10000)

which will wait up to 10 seconds, and if you wanted to try again you could do…

procedure banking();
begin
  //banking code here

  if (not (bankScreen.isOpen(5000))) then
   banking(); //try again
end;

From: KeepBotting
.isOpen() takes a timeout paremeter itself, so you could do

bankScreen.isOpen(10000)

which will wait up to 10 seconds, and if you wanted to try again you could do…

procedure banking();
begin
  //banking code here

  if (not (bankScreen.isOpen(5000))) then
   banking(); //try again
end;

Didn't realize that with banking but my question would still be useful to know for other circumstances.

From: JJordan
Didn't realize that with banking but my question would still be useful to know for other circumstances.

Did I misinterpret your question? You want to repeat your banking action again if a timeout occurs, right? .isOpen() has a built-in timeout, so if that expires, repeat the procedure. If that's not what you need, let me know

e: if you mean in a global instance, not just the bankScreen you could use a TTimeMarker

procedure someProcedure();
var
  t:TTimeMarker;
begin
  //some code

  t.start(); //start the TTimeMarker
  
  repeat
   doSomething();
   wait(1000);
  until (t.getTime() > 30000);
end;

That's just a generic timer which isn't tied to any specific function like .isOpen()

From: KeepBotting
Did I misinterpret your question? You want to repeat your banking action again if a timeout occurs, right? .isOpen() has a built-in timeout, so if that expires, repeat the procedure. If that's not what you need, let me know

e: if you mean in a global instance, not just the bankScreen you could use a TTimeMarker

procedure someProcedure();
var
  t:TTimeMarker;
begin
  //some code

  t.start(); //start the TTimeMarker
  
  repeat
   doSomething();
   wait(1000);
  until (t.getTime() > 30000);
end;

That's just a generic timer which isn't tied to any specific function like .isOpen()

That's what I was looking for, I need to create something similar to the Time#sleepUntil(Condition condition) function in another client.

Thank you :)

a purpose:

if (not isBurning) then
begin
  findBonFire();
  globalTimer.start;
  repeat
    wait(randomRange(100, 250));
  until(isBurning or globalTimer.getTime() > 3000);
  globalTimer.reset;
end;

excuse my poor pascal abilities