Christoph Erdmann McSodbrenner

This is a more precise version of the native setTimeout(). It uses the same parameters as setTimeout, but adds a third parameter "resolution" which defines how often (in ms) to check for the time that passed.

// alert after 5 seconds with an inaccuracy of 20 milliseconds
var timeout = setExactTimeout(function(){
   alert('done');
}, 5000, 20);

// comment out to show "done"
clearExactTimeout(timeout);

	var log = function() {
	if (!console) return;
	if (console.group && arguments.length > 1) console.group("Log");
	$.each(arguments, function(key, value) {
	if (typeof value === 'object') console.dir(value); else console.log(value);
	});
	if (console.group && arguments.length > 1) console.groupEnd();
	};