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Subject:    [Opensim-users] one more Difference between opensim and SL timers
From:       jjustincc () googlemail ! com (Justin Clark-Casey)
Date:       2012-08-31 23:39:34
Message-ID: 50414B36.2090802 () googlemail ! com
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That is surprising because the code does remove timer events when a script is \
removed.  The best course of action would  be to file a bug with the exact steps to \
reproduce the problem.

On 31/08/12 21:01, Dr Ramesh Ramloll wrote:
> Just thought I put this out there. I just noticed that in opensim, timers in \
> objects are not stopped when they are removed.  So I had to use llSetTimerEvent(0); \
> in state_entry() to stop the clock ... explicitly on object's entry. Guess starting \
> a timer in an object need to be viewed similar llSetText ... Rather unexpected. 
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