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TIME_STOP()
   Suspends timer event checking.

   Syntax
         TIME_STOP()

   Arguments
         None

   Returns
         None

   Description
         Using the TIME_SET() function, you can specify the number of clock
         ticks (18.2 per second) before a timer event is issued. The event
         returned by the KEY_PRESS() function will have a scan code value of
         217 and the ASCII code value will be the BIOS time that you should
         have received the event.

         TIME_STOP() is used to suspend the timer event checking. It can be
         restarted with a call to TIME_START().

   Examples

         Display a clock on the screen:

         TIME_SET(1,18.2)            && Timer event every second
         DO WHILE forever
         m_event = KEY_PRESS()       && Wait for next event
            IF m_event = 16          && Timer event
               @ 0,70 SAY TIME()     && Display time
               LOOP
            ENDIF
            IF m_event = 32 .AND. BUTTON_CUR() = stop_clock
               TIME_STOP()
               LOOP
            ENDIF
            IF m_event = 32 .AND. BUTTON_CUR() = start_clock
               TIME_START()
               LOOP
            ENDIF
         ENDDO