TimeModule
clearInterval
clearInterval(timer: Subscription): void
Cancels a callback set by setInterval
. This function is provided as a to match the traditional JS clearInterval
API.
Note: This is equivalent to Subscription.unsubscribe
.
clearTimeout
clearTimeout(timer: Subscription): void
Cancels a callback set by setTimeout
. This has no effect if the timeout has already been triggered. This function is provided as a to match the traditional JS clearTimeout
API.
Note: This is equivalent to Subscription.unsubscribe
.
setInterval
setInterval(callback: Function, delay: Number): Subscription
Returns a Subscription
object. The function specified by callback
is called at intervals specified by delay
in milliseconds. The setInterval
will continue calling the callback
until TimeModule.clearInterval
is called. The callback
is a function that has one argument, the elapsed time since the timer started. An exception is thrown when the delay
is zero or less.
Note: An interval can be canceled either via Subscription.unsubscribe
or TimeModule.clearInterval
.
setIntervalWithSnapshot
setIntervalWithSnapshot(snapshot: { [name: string]: Signal}, callback: Function, delay: Number): Subscription
Returns a Subscription
object. The function specified by callback
is called at intervals specified by delay
in milliseconds using Snapshot
of signals. Snapshot
is a dictionary of String/Bool/Scalar signals, which will be passed as JSON to the callback function using lastValue from requested signals.
The setIntervalWithSnapshot
will continue calling the callback
until TimeModule.clearInterval
is called. The callback
is a function that has two arguments, the elapsed time since the timer started, and the snapshot JSON An exception is thrown when the delay
is zero or less.
Note: An interval can be canceled either via Subscription.unsubscribe
or TimeModule.clearInterval
.
setTimeout
setTimeout(callback: Function, delay: Number): Subscription
Returns a Subscription
object. The function specified by callback
is called after the specified delay
in milliseconds. The callback
is a function that has one argument, the elapsed time since the timer started.
Note: A timeout can be canceled either via Subscription.unsubscribe
or TimeModule.clearTimeout
.
Note: This is equivalent to Time.ms.sub(Time.ms.pin()).trigger(delay).subscribe(callback)
.
setTimeoutWithSnapshot
setTimeoutWithSnapshot(snapshot: { [name: string]: Signal}, callback: Function, delay: Number): Subscription
Returns a Subscription
object. The function specified by callback
is called after the specified delay
in milliseconds using Snapshot
of signals. Snapshot
is a dictionary of String/Bool/Scalar signals, which will be passed as JSON to the callback function using lastValue from requested signals.
The callback
is a function that has two arguments, the elapsed time since the timer started and the snapshot JSON.
Note: A timeout can be canceled either via Subscription.unsubscribe
or TimeModule.clearTimeout
.
Note: This is equivalent to Time.ms.sub(Time.ms.pin()).trigger(delay).subscribeWithSnapshot(snapshot, callback)
.
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