The program I am using has a small section for programming which is almost similar to the Delphi programming language.
In the components section, there is no timer and I want to create it myself.
{$FORM TForm2, Unit2.sfm}
uses
Classes, Graphics, Controls, Forms, Dialogs, StdCtrls;
var
Timer : TTimer ;
procedure Form2Create(Sender: TObject);
begin
Timer := TTimer.create(Application);
Timer.Enabled := True ;
Timer.Interval := 1000 ;
Timer.OnTimer := true ;
Timer.Name := 'Watch';
Timer.Free ;
end;
How can I create a onClick for the timer in the events section?

The program I am using is Ensign 10.
The TTimer component doesn't have a onClick event. You need to give it an onTimer event.
I don't know exactly how it works in your program, but in Delphi it'll work like this. You create the event like so:
procedure TForm2.TimerTick(Sender: TObject);
begin
ShowMessage('Timer ticked!');
end;
And then you can assign it to the timer like this when creating the timer:
Timer.OnTimer := TimerTick;
Then TimerTick will be called for every interval.
Edit: There's ESPL Manual: Ensign Software Programming Language specifically for your software "Ensign 10".
I don't see anything related to a timer in the manual, but if it has the TTimer, then according to the manual, I think you'd need to use it like this:
{$FORM TForm2, Unit2.sfm}
uses
Classes, Graphics, Controls, Forms, Dialogs, StdCtrls, ExtCtrls;
var // correct indention, just like "uses" and "procedure"
Timer: TTimer;
procedure TimerTick;
begin
ShowMessage('Timer ticked!');
end;
procedure Form2Create(Sender: TObject);
begin
Timer := TTimer.create(Application);
Timer.Interval := 1000; // first set the interval...
Timer.OnTimer := 'TimerTick'; // ...and its event...
Timer.Enabled := True; // ...then activate the timer after everything's set up
Timer.Name := 'Watch';
end;