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#include <Timer.h>

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| Timer (const time::Span &interval, std::function< void()> &&callback) | |
| time::Span | getInterval () const |
Return specified interval between invocations. More... | |
| void | invoke (const time::Point ¤tTime) |
Execute callback if invocation time exceeded. More... | |
| void | reset (const time::Point ¤tTime) |
Set new invocation time to currentTime + interval. More... | |
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| time::Span | interval |
| Approximate interval between callback invocations. More... | |
| time::Point | nextInvocationTime |
| Wall time for next invocation. More... | |
| std::function< void()> | run |
| The event callback. More... | |
A Timer repeatedly executes a callback after a specified interval. An object of this class is passive and only keeps track of the next invocation time. Passive means, that it has to be invoked by an external caller with the current time. Only when the time span between the current time and the last invocation exceeds the specified interval, the callback will be executed. Multiple timers are typically managed by a TimerGroup.
| Timer::Timer | ( | const time::Span & | interval, |
| std::function< void()> && | callback | ||
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| time::Span Timer::getInterval | ( | ) | const |
Return specified interval between invocations.
Definition at line 32 of file Timer.cpp.
References interval.
Referenced by klee::TimerGroup::add().

| void Timer::invoke | ( | const time::Point & | currentTime | ) |
Execute callback if invocation time exceeded.
Definition at line 36 of file Timer.cpp.
References interval, nextInvocationTime, and run.
Referenced by klee::TimerGroup::invoke().

| void Timer::reset | ( | const time::Point & | currentTime | ) |
Set new invocation time to currentTime + interval.
Definition at line 43 of file Timer.cpp.
References interval, and nextInvocationTime.
Referenced by klee::TimerGroup::reset().

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Approximate interval between callback invocations.
Definition at line 45 of file Timer.h.
Referenced by getInterval(), invoke(), and reset().
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