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How to sleep for five seconds in a batch file cmd [duplicate] I ended up using this myself Running the plain 5 second sleep takes about 5 5 seconds - 5 6 seconds to complete on my machine Using the second script I posted gets the inaccuracy down to around 20 - 30 milliseconds If you need more accuracy than this, I doubt you'll get it from the ping approach either
Addon to show mana regen 5 second rule tick on the mana bar . . . - Reddit I had an addon several months ago that showed me 5 second rule mana ticks on my mana bar in game, and it did NOT add an external bar like other addons such as the '5 second rule' addon, or 'nugenergy' addon I have reinstalled the game and lost that addon sadly Can anyone tell me what the name if this addon may be?
java - Print hello world every X seconds - Stack Overflow You can also take a look at Timer and TimerTask classes which you can use to schedule your task to run every n seconds You need a class that extends TimerTask and override the public void run() method, which will be executed everytime you pass an instance of that class to timer schedule() method Here's an example, which prints Hello World every 5 seconds: -
c# - How to asynchronously wait for x seconds and execute something . . . I have a form with a button On button click a timer shall start and wait for 5 seconds After these 5 seconds some other control on the form is colored green When using Thread Sleep, the whole application would become unresponsive for 5 seconds - so how do I just "do something after 5 seconds"?
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Wait . 5 seconds before continuing code VB. net - Stack Overflow In addition, I have a timer set with 5000 milliseconds delay for another subroutine that has to fire every 5 seconds to check something, and with the delay, I think the 10 second delay was equal to the 2 seconds I used for the sleep-based approach times the 5 second (5000 msec) timer delay