ID
(number) The ID of the dialog timer to start.
Re t u r n s
Nothing. You can use Application.GetLastError to determine whether this action failed, and why.
See also: Related Actions
DialogEx.StopTimer
OverviewExamples
DialogEx.StopTimer ( number ID = 10 )
De s cr ip t ion
Stops a dialog timer.
In other words, this action stops the On Timer event from being triggered by the dialog timer that was started with a DialogEx.StartTimer action using the same timer ID. Other dialog timers will continue to run until they are stopped.
P arame t er s
ID
(number) The ID of the dialog timer to stop.
Re t u r n s
Nothing. You can use Application.GetLastError to determine whether this action failed, and why.
See also: Related Actions
D LL
DLL.CallFunction
OverviewExamples
string DLL.CallFunction ( string Filename,
string FunctionName, string Parameters = "", number ReturnType = 0, number CallConvention = 0 )
De s cr ip t ion
Calls a function in a dynamically linked library (DLL). It can be used to extend AutoPlay's functionality with your own functions.
Warning: Calling DLLs is a fairly advanced thing to do and writing DLLs is best done with C or C++. We have tried to provide a large range of functionality with AutoPlay, so there aren't many reasons to use external DLL calls. Make sure that you know exactly what parameters the DLL function you are calling takes. Providing too many or not enough parameters can corrupt the application's memory so please do so at your own risk.
P arame t er s
Filename
(string) The path to the DLL file.