delay character for Network Resource strings

[Tom73]

I'd like to propose that the C Escaped character string >> /d   be added to be interpreted as a delay in the string.

 

In scripting a telnet connected session, I think I'm overrunning the telnet receiver's interface.  I just posted about it this morning in the ISY994i Questions Section.

 

I'd say 500ms per /d  would be ok.  We could set it to 100 or 200ms... and then allow stringing several /d's in a row to allow some granularity.

 

Thanks!  Great product -- having a ton of fun.

 

tom

[larryllix]

I'd like to propose that the C Escaped character string >> /d be added to be interpreted as a delay in the string.

 

In scripting a telnet connected session, I think I'm overrunning the telnet receiver's interface. I just posted about it this morning in the ISY994i Questions Section.

 

I'd say 500ms per /d would be ok. We could set it to 100 or 200ms... and then allow stringing several /d's in a row to allow some granularity.

 

Thanks! Great product -- having a ton of fun.

 

tom

+1

 

But I would go for 100mSec for each occurence.

 

or

 

/d:100,

/d:500,

etc.