Wait
From the site:
How many times have you been coding Actionscript and needed to run some code in a second, or two, or whatever? I know, you can create a setInterval, blah, blah, blah. But that’s such a pain in the the ass.
So, I made a class with just one method to do make it easier for you to wait a second. If you need to call a function/method in, say half-a-second, then all you would write is this:
Wait.For(500, myMethod).
Done.
But, wait, there’s more. You can pass arguments that you need to send to your function/method. Just like this:
Wait.For(500, myMethod, “coffeeâ€, “hotâ€, “creamâ€, sugerâ€);
http://polygeek.com/159_adobeflash/actionscript_wait-just-a-second
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There is an undocumented function in Flash that does that: setTimeout. It works very similar to setInterval.
You can find out how to use it at http://www.flashguru.co.uk/flash-8-settimeout/
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Comment by Sergi Mansilla — April 6, 2007 @ 12:34 am