Closed frutality closed 8 years ago
I will look into it as soon as possible. Apparently there is a problem with the way the non-loop timer works. After its duration reaches zero, it sets a variable that prevents it from calling .stop()
Sorry that I haven't been able to get around to this problem yet. I will look at it tomorrow or the day after that. I have been busy with some new job stuff, that had first priority. But I will get to it asap :)
Ah, don't worry. I decided to use standard js setTimeout for my goals. Probably in more complicated cases moment-timer would be very helpful, but my case is simple :)
No problem. I will still come up with a fix for it, just in case someone else runs into the same problem.
Any news on this? It is almost a year.
Hi!
Trying to stop timer once it runs out.
Even tried to stop it like this: