eTimer Class Reference

Gives a callback after a specified timeout. More...

#include <ebase.h>

Inheritance diagram for eTimer:

Public Member Functions
	~eTimer ()
bool	isActive ()
timespec &	getNextActivation ()
bool	needsActivation (const timespec &now)
bool	needsActivation ()
void	start (long msec, bool b=false)
void	stop ()
void	changeInterval (long msek)
void	startLongTimer (int seconds)
bool	operator< (const eTimer &t) const

Static Public Member Functions
static eTimer *	create (eMainloop *context=eApp)
	Constructs a timer. More...

Public Attributes
PSignal0< void >	timeout

Friends
class	eMainloop

Detailed Description

Gives a callback after a specified timeout.

This class emits the signal eTimer::timeout after the specified timeout.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

~eTimer()

eTimer::~eTimer ( )

inline

Member Function Documentation

changeInterval()

void eTimer::changeInterval

(

long

msek

)

create()

static eTimer* eTimer::create ( eMainloop *  context = eApp )

inlinestatic

Constructs a timer.

The timer is not yet active, it has to be started with start.

Parameters

context

The thread from which the signal should be emitted.

getNextActivation()

timespec& eTimer::getNextActivation ( )

inline

isActive()

bool eTimer::isActive ( )

inline

needsActivation() [1/2]

bool eTimer::needsActivation ( )

inline

needsActivation() [2/2]

bool eTimer::needsActivation ( const timespec &  now )

inline

operator<()

bool eTimer::operator< ( const eTimer &  t ) const

inline

start()

void eTimer::start	(	long	msec,
		bool	b = false
	)

startLongTimer()

void eTimer::startLongTimer

(

int

seconds

)

stop()

void eTimer::stop

(

)

Friends And Related Function Documentation

eMainloop

friend class eMainloop

friend

Member Data Documentation

timeout

PSignal0<void> eTimer::timeout

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• ebase.h
• ebase.cpp