[Interval time]
Posted: Tue Nov 10, 2009 10:03 pm
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What is wrong ? no error at build but no effect in game.
i want something like EventInterval = 21:00,22:00,1:00
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What is wrong ? no error at build but no effect in game.
i want something like EventInterval = 21:00,22:00,1:00
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private AZStartTask _task; class AZStartTask implements Runnable { private long _startTime; public ScheduledFuture<?> nextRun; public AZStartTask(long startTime) { _startTime = startTime; } public void setStartTime(long startTime) { _startTime = startTime; } public void run() { startEvent(); } } public void scheduleEventStart() { try { Calendar currentTime = Calendar.getInstance(); Calendar nextStartTime = null; Calendar testStartTime = null; for (String timeOfDay : Config.EVENT_INTERVAL) { // Creating a Calendar object from the specified interval value testStartTime = Calendar.getInstance(); testStartTime.setLenient(true); String[] splitTimeOfDay = timeOfDay.split(":"); testStartTime.set(Calendar.HOUR_OF_DAY, Integer.parseInt(splitTimeOfDay[0])); testStartTime.set(Calendar.MINUTE, Integer.parseInt(splitTimeOfDay[1])); // If the date is in the past, make it the next day (Example: Checking for "1:00", when the time is 23:57.) if (testStartTime.getTimeInMillis() < currentTime.getTimeInMillis()) { testStartTime.add(Calendar.DAY_OF_MONTH, 1); } // Check for the test date to be the minimum (smallest in the specified list) if (nextStartTime == null || testStartTime.getTimeInMillis() < nextStartTime.getTimeInMillis()) { nextStartTime = testStartTime; } } _task = new AZStartTask(nextStartTime.getTimeInMillis()); ThreadPoolManager.getInstance().executeTask(_task); } catch (Exception e) { } } 