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im trying to make a function that when toggled it will send the text until toggled off. when i build current script and
test it it will send one text message but not repeat, it will crash after a few seconds of first text which may be from
the delay

http://www.cplusplus.com/articles/jEywvCM9/

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int Features::messageDelay = 750;
bool Features::message = false;
void Features::Message(bool toggle)
{
  if ((timeGetTime() - Features::TimePD2) > Features::messageDelay) {
    const char *message = "test message";
    for (int i = 0; i < 32; i++) {
      int handle[26];
      NETWORK::NETWORK_HANDLE_FROM_PLAYER(i, &handle[0], 13);
      NETWORK::NETWORK_SEND_TEXT_MESSAGE(message, &handle[0]);
      Features::TimePD2 = timeGetTime();
    }
  }
}

What's the relevance of the magic numbers 32, 26 and 13?

Why don't you use the parameter toggle?

What process calls Features::Message() anyway?

Edit:
Added original content because the OP is a delete-and-run-away.
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