@Cyrax
The strangest thing is that even if you change the time.interval value
does not change the real time interval, or better,
is possible only increase the value but not reduce/fix it !
@rvk
One of the first things that I tried was to setup again the interval value,
in each ontimer cycle (or when needed) but it does not work!
Last attempt of today:
- removed the timer from the form
- create a new TTimer runtime
TimerScan:= TTimer.Create(self);
TimerScan.OnTimer:= @TimerScanTimer;
TimerScan.Interval:= 200;
- destroy my TTimer, if the interval it's not ok
- finally TimerScan.free onClose.
Also in this way still does NOT work !
No errors but the interval of new created timer still the same (long) !
I almost sold my chances...
There is no possible solution to launch an 'event' on a regular time interval ???