"Runser Guillaume" <··················@wanadoo.fr> writes:
> Did anyone know how to disable the function run-at-time
> in GNU EMACS ????
This question more properly belongs in gnu.emacs.help, but anyway, the
following should work:
(setq saved-timer-list timer-list
timer-list nil)
To reinstate the timers, do the reverse:
(setq timer-list saved-timer-list)
See also the function cancel-timer.
Philip
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From: Jari Aalto -- AT poboxes.com
Subject: Re: Run-at-time function
Date:
Message-ID: <ptroh387sgs.fsf@uta.fi>
| 97-11-25 Philip Lijnzaad <········@ebi.ac.uk> gnu.emacs.help
| "Runser Guillaume" <··················@wanadoo.fr> writes:
|
| [...]
| > Did anyone know how to disable the function run-at-time
| > in GNU EMACS ????
Philip already gave the solution. If you need to [X]Emacs version independent,
I have ready function for this.
jari
ftp://cs.uta.fi/pub/ssjaaa/tiny-tools.tar.gz
(ti::xe-timer-list-control &optional MODE) (from tinylib.el)
Timer handling: MODE can be 'save 'restore or 'kill.
Example:
;; Turn off all processes for a while...
(ti::xe-timer-list-control 'save)
(ti::xe-timer-list-control 'kill)
;; ... do something
;;
;; Now restore the prosesses
(ti::xe-timer-list-control 'restore)