How to store a code.

[Ilias38rus 5]

_la = [{sleep 1}];

hint "t";
_la select 0;
hint "t1";

or

_la = [{sleep 1}];

hint "t";
_lsr = spawn (_la select 0);     //_lsr = spawn {_la select 0}; | _lsr = spawn {(_la select 0)}; 
waituntil {skriptdone _lsr}
hint "t1";

Do not working, how to do it?

[Greenfist 1863]

_la = [{sleep 1}];

hint "t";

_lsr = [] spawn (_la select 0);

waituntil {scriptdone _lsr}

hint "t1";

[ianbanks 30]

Unlike call and execVM, spawn doesn't have a unary (right hand side argument only) version. You need to pass something (usually an empty array, which can later be extended to include arguments).

Also you don't need to put code blocks into arrays. The execution of code in blocks is always delayed until some command (like call, spawn, waitUntil, etc) executes it.

[Ilias38rus 5]

_la = [{sleep 1}];

hint "t";
_lsr = [] spawn (_la select 0);
waituntil {scriptdone _lsr}
hint "t1";

 

Unlike call and execVM, spawn doesn't have a unary (right hand side argument only) version. You need to pass something (usually an empty array, which can later be extended to include arguments).

Also you don't need to put code blocks into arrays. The execution of code in blocks is always delayed until some command (like call, spawn, waitUntil, etc) executes it.

Array is just example.

 

Thank you both.

[Ed! 13]

spawn makes it run in a different thread. call makes it run in the same thread.

[KiloSwiss 16]

If this is just an example of how to store and call/execute code in a variable then:

_la = {sleep 1};

hint "t";

call _la;

hint "t1";

Otherwise:

hint "t";

sleep 1

hint "t1";

[Ilias38rus 5]

spawn makes it run in a different thread. call makes it run in the same thread.

Thank you, i should read it.