Data Sheet

dScript

dScript User Manual v2.15

threadsleep <time mS>

This causes the current thread to sleep for a number of mS. Threads which are sleeping do not

consume CPU processing time. When the time expires the thread will resume executing

instructions with the instruction immediately following the threadsleep command.

threadsleep 50

This will cause the current thread to suspend execution for 50mS

threadsuspend

This stops execution of the current thread. It is the end of the thread, because no instructions

following this will be executed as part of this thread. The thread is suspended rather than

stopped, it still remains armed and will start over at the beginning on the next trigger event.