>Have you got any idea what to do when you want to measure the
>time but not in the loop?
>
>Case: you want to limit the time of reading from an open
>socket (fread), the other side doesn't answer, you wait and wait...
In C/C++ one can set a network timeout counter before one does
a network cal
Brendan wrote:
> Thanks guys
>
> sorry about the delay .. I am in Australia..
> checking the time each loop would only work if the loops complete
correctly
> .. if the process locks mid loop php wont reach the criterion break
because
> it deals with each command linearly. ie
>
> for (x=0;x!="array
In that case put the timing loop INSIDE dothisfunction() and rather than
breaking out of the loop, execute a return to the calling script.
Ignatius Teo
Project Manager, Internet Access Services
Information Technology Directorate
Southern Cross University
PO Box 157, Lismore NSW 2480
Email: iteo_a
