ResetTimer
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This function allows you to reset the elapsed time in existing timers to zero. The function does not reset the 'times to execute' count on timers which have a limited amout of repetitions.
Syntax
bool resetTimer ( timer theTimer )
Required Arguments
- theTimer: The timer whose elapsed time you wish to reset.
Returns
Returns true if the timer was successfully reset, false otherwise.
Example
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See Also
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