Timer handle — Timer • termr

Returned by set_timeout() and set_interval().

Public fields

delay: Delay (or interval) in seconds.
repeating: Does the timer repeat?
due: Clock time of the next run.
callback: Function called when the timer fires.
active: Is the timer still scheduled?
runs: How many times the timer has fired.

Methods

Public methods

Timer$new()
Timer$cancel()
Timer$print()
Timer$clone()

`Timer$new()`

Create a timer (use set_timeout() instead).

Usage

Timer$new(delay, callback, repeating, now)

Arguments

delay: Seconds.
callback: Function.
repeating: Logical.
now: Current clock time.

`Timer$cancel()`

Stop the timer.

Usage

Timer$cancel()

`Timer$print()`

Print the timer.

Usage

Timer$print(...)

Arguments

...: Ignored.

`Timer$clone()`

The objects of this class are cloneable with this method.

Usage

Timer$clone(deep = FALSE)

Arguments

deep: Whether to make a deep clone.