TimerHandle must be of type handle and must previously have been passed to the TimeStart statement.

If Microseconds is less than zero, the function returns false; if it is zero, the function returns true; positive values are checked against the timer.

If the optional parameter MultiShot is passed as true and the interval has been reached, the function also adds the value of Microseconds to TimerHandle, such that if it is used repeatedly it acts as a multi-shot timer, returning true once for every Microseconds interval.

This example repeatedly calls SomeProcedureCall until one second has elapsed

handle t

TimeStart t
repeat

SomeProcedureCall

until TimedOut(t, 1000000)

This example uses a multi-shot timer

handle t
int i, n

PrintDevice ""
TimeStart t

repeat

n += 1

if TimedOut(t, 1000000, 1) then

i += 1
print i, now, Str(n,,,4)
if i = 10 then exit repeat

end if

end repeat