How to set timeout for action

[fudge]

Hi,

Is there a way to set a timeout per action? Like when trying to get sms code, can there be a timeout to stop so the status can be updated in time?

Thank you.

 

[EtaLasquera]

You need to create a control, something like this:

int i = 0;
try{
    i = project.Context["i"];
}
catch{
    project.Context["i"] = i;
}

if (i < 20){
    System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(2000);
}
else{
   throw new Exception();
}

i += 1;
project.Context["i"] = i;

That code will try check element 20 times and if there is no sucess, it will move to timeout block.

 

[cherubin]

Hello,

I'm not sure to understand the logic here, it seems to be in an infinite loop.
If the action is Ok, it come back to the action again and again, and if not it goes to timeout.

 

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[PHaRTnONu]

Hi,

Is there a way to set a timeout per action? Like when trying to get sms code, can there be a timeout to stop so the status can be updated in time?

Thank you.

EtaLasquera
reply is extremely good for a lot of case's but i don't think that was the question you were asking

For a 'GENERAL' time out for some action blocks you need to go into the "action properties"
(double click or in the action properties windows there are sometimes a tab thats says "MORE")

in all other cases the C# code is your solution

 

[EtaLasquera]

EtaLasquera
reply is extremely good for a lot of case's but i don't think that was the question you were asking

For a 'GENERAL' time out for some action blocks you need to go into the "action properties"
(double click or in the action properties windows there are sometimes a tab thats says "MORE")

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in all other cases the C# code is your solution

Great! I've never seen this ^^ its very usefull!