Updated!

- Rewritten in C so it takes 10 times less space
- Added: @@BBCore.post [<milliseconds>] bro@m
- Added: @@BBCore.label <text>
- Added: DefaultPostInterval rc setting

Now you can use @@BBCore.post to run a bro@m after some time.

Example 1:
Let's say you used [b]@BBCalendarNextMonth[/b] action to move one or more months ahead in bbCalendar plugin and then you had to use [b]@BBCalendarActualMonth[/b] to go back to the actual month...
Now you can use [b]@script[@BBCalendarNextMonth | @@BBCore.post 5000 @BBCalendarPreviousMonth][/b] action to move any number of months ahead, and after desired time (5 seconds in this example) bbCalendar will revert to the actual month.

Example 2:
You want to count down from 3 and execute bbNote and show the counting on the toolbar (or any other plugin for showing toolbar messages)?
You would use:
[b]@script[@@BBCore.label 3...|@@BBCore.post 1000 @@BBCore.label 2...|@@BBCore.post 2000 @@BBCore.label 1...|@@BBCore.post 3000 @@BBCore.label Loading bbNote.exe... |@@BBCore.post 4000 @BBCore.exec bbNote.exe...][/b]

thx [b]bro[/b]! dats what i want =D>

[quote="bro"]I forgot to statically link to c++ library... It should work now.
Please try it again.[/quote]
The plugin works for me now. Thank you very much.
8)

I forgot to statically link to c++ library... It should work now.
Please try it again.

Ah! I think that I really would have liked this plugin. Unfortunately it claims to be incompatible with the version of Blackbox that I am using:

XZero450
http://www.lostinthebox.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=36653

Plugin that automatically runs a list of bro@ms at shell startup, with a delay between bro@ms.
It also brings bbLean 1.17+ [b]@BBCore.label[/b] and [b]@BBCore.post[/b] functionality to any bb4win shell.

Motivation for making this plugin:

- bbLean 1.16 does not have a startup option and does not support @BBCore.label nor @BBCore.post
- bbLean 1.17.1 has option to run bro@m on startup, but it doesn't work if you call blackbox with -nostartup switch
- On bbLean 1.17.1 you can't set custom delay when you postpone bro@am execution with @BBCore.post
- Running all startup items at once can create a lag

With bbAutoBroam you can:
- choose to either use or ignore shell's -nostartup switch
- prevent running of startup bro@ams by simply holding SHIFT at startup
- space up the execution of startup bro@ams with time interval
- postpone running of any bro@m with custom delay by using @@BBCore.post [[i]<milliseconds>[/i]] [i]<bro@m>[/i]
- get loading feedback (e.g. by using [b]@script[@@BBCore.label Loading bbNote...|@BBCore.exec bbNote.exe][/b] [size=85](keep in mind that @BBCore.label bro@m is available only in bbLean starting from version 1.17, but with this plugin you can have it on any shell by using @@BBCore.label)[/size])

Source included.

Enjoy!