delay a batch file in under a second?

Question

Is there any way to delay a batch file in under a second, for example 10 milliseconds?

I have tried to write this:

ping localhost -n 1 -w 10
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Answer 1

Here's how!

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1. Here's an image of it

2. If that link didn't work try this

   pathping 127.0.0.1 -n -q 1 -p 100 >nul

I recommend using localhost instead, pathping localhost -n -q 1 -p 100 >nul!

Or try timeout %seconds% /nobreak >nul && pathping localhost -n -q 1 -p %extra% >nul to wait %seconds% seconds, and %extra% amount of time

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The && means to put two codes on 1 line, acting like 2 lines!

But || means to run the first code, if that fails run the second code too, but if the first code succeeds then don't run the second code

And you can group code with (%code%)

So (%code1%)||(%code2%&&%code3%) means to run %code1%, if that fails run %code2% and %code3% after that!

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Here is a "quick" snippet I made, on how it works:

var a=document.getElementById("countdown");
var b=document.getElementById("full");
var c=document.getElementById("text");
var e=document.getElementById("timeout");
function end(){
  if(!d){
    c.innerHTML="press CTRL+C to stop"
    a.innerHTML="10";
    e.innerHTML="/nobreak"
    d=true;
  }else{
    b.remove();
  }
}
var d=false;
setInterval(function(){
  try{
    if(a.innerHTML<=0){
      end();
    }
    a.innerHTML=a.innerHTML>0?a.innerHTML-1:a.innerHTML;
  }catch(err){}
},1000);

> timeout 10 

Waiting for 10 seconds, press  to continue
. . .

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• (I don't know what measurement of time %extra% is in)