PeriodicTimer Class Reference

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#include <timer.h>

Inheritance diagram for PeriodicTimer:

Public Member Functions
virtual void	start ()
	Start the timer.
void	start () override
	Start the timer.
void	start (std::chrono::milliseconds duration)
	Start the timer with the specified duration.
	Timer () noexcept
	Construct a one-shot timer.
	Timer (const Timer &)=delete
	Timer (std::chrono::milliseconds duration) noexcept
	Construct a one-shot timer with the specified duration.
	Timer (Timer &&)
Public Member Functions inherited from Timer
	Timer () noexcept
	Construct a one-shot timer.
	Timer (const Timer &)=delete
	Timer (std::chrono::milliseconds duration) noexcept
	Construct a one-shot timer with the specified duration.
	Timer (Timer &&)
virtual	~Timer () noexcept
void	cancel ()
	Cancel, or stop, the timer.
void	change_duration (std::chrono::milliseconds duration)
	Change the duration of the timer.
void	clear_handlers ()
	Clear all handlers.
EGT_NODISCARD std::chrono::milliseconds	duration () const
	Return the current duration of the timer.
EGT_NODISCARD const std::string &	name () const
	Get the name of the Timer.
void	name (const std::string &name)
	Set the name of the Timer.
RegisterHandle	on_timeout (TimerCallback callback)
	Add a handler callback to be called with the timer times out.
Timer &	operator= (const Timer &)=delete
Timer &	operator= (Timer &&)
void	remove_handler (RegisterHandle handle)
	Remove an event handler.
EGT_NODISCARD bool	running () const
	Returns true if the timer is currently running.
void	start (std::chrono::milliseconds duration)
	Start the timer with the specified duration.
EGT_DEPRECATED void	start_with_duration (std::chrono::milliseconds duration)
	Start the timer with the specified duration.
void	stop ()
	Alias for cancel().
void	timeout ()
	Called when the timer times out.

Additional Inherited Members
Public Types inherited from Timer
using	RegisterHandle = uint64_t
	Handle type.
using	TimerCallback = std::function< void()>
	Timer callback function definition.
Protected Types inherited from Timer
using	CallbackArray = std::vector< CallbackMeta >
	Type for array of registered callbacks.
Protected Member Functions inherited from Timer
void	invoke_handlers ()
	Invoke any registered handlers.
Protected Attributes inherited from Timer
CallbackArray	m_callbacks
	Array of registered callbacks.
std::chrono::milliseconds	m_duration {}
	The duration of the timer.
RegisterHandle	m_handle_counter {0}
	Counter used to generate unique handles for each callback registration.
std::unique_ptr< TimerImpl >	m_impl
std::string	m_name
	A user defined name for the Timer.
bool	m_running {false}
	When true, currently running.
asio::steady_timer	m_timer
	Asio timer object.

Detailed Description

Periodic timer.

This is a timer that will keep firing at the duration interval until it is stopped by calling cancel().

Example

PeriodicTimer timer(std::chrono::seconds(1));
timer.on_timeout([]()
{
    // called every 1 second
});
timer.start();

See also

Timer

Member Function Documentation

start() [1/3]

virtual void start ( )

virtual

Start the timer.

It is safe to call start() on an already running timer. It will simply reset and start again.

Note

Assumes a duration is set already.

Reimplemented from Timer.

start() [2/3]

void start ( )

overridevirtual

Start the timer.

It is safe to call start() on an already running timer. It will simply reset and start again.

Note

Assumes a duration is set already.

Reimplemented from Timer.

start() [3/3]

void start ( std::chrono::milliseconds  duration )

inline

Start the timer with the specified duration.

This overwrites any duration specified previously.

Timer() [1/4]

Timer ( )

noexcept

Construct a one-shot timer.

The duration of the timer can be specified when calling start_with_duration() when using this constructor.

Timer() [2/4]

Timer ( const Timer &  )

delete

Timer() [3/4]

Timer ( std::chrono::milliseconds  duration )

explicitnoexcept

Construct a one-shot timer with the specified duration.

Timer() [4/4]

Timer

(

Timer &&

)