tagged [timer]
How do I create a batch file timer to execute / call another batch throughout the day
How do I create a batch file timer to execute / call another batch throughout the day How do I create a batch file timer to execute / call another batch through out the day Maybe on given times to ru...
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- 18 Nov at 17:18
Why there are 5 Versions of Timer Classes in .NET?
Why there are 5 Versions of Timer Classes in .NET? Why are there five timer classes in the .Net framework, namely the following: 1. System.Timers.Timer 2. System.Threading.Timer 3. System.Windows.Form...
Does Timer.Change() ever return false?
Does Timer.Change() ever return false? The .NET System.Threading Timer class has several overloaded Change() methods that return "true if the timer was successfully updated; otherwise, false." Ref: [h...
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- 25 Sep at 16:40
Raise event in high resolution interval/timer
Raise event in high resolution interval/timer I want to use the highest possible resolution timer using c#. For example, I want to raise an event every 11 ticks (I've heard that tick is the highest po...
How to set timer in android?
How to set timer in android? Can someone give a simple example of updating a textfield every second or so? I want to make a flying ball and need to calculate/update the ball coordinates every second, ...
How to use timer in C?
How to use timer in C? What is the method to use a timer in C? I need to wait until 500 ms for a job. Please mention any good way to do this job. I used `sleep(3);` But this method does not do any wor...
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- 1 Mar at 10:45
Best Timer for using in a Windows service
Best Timer for using in a Windows service I need to create some windows service which will execute every N period of time. The question is: Which timer control should I use: `System.Timers.Timer` or `...
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- 18 Mar at 09:30
Using System.Windows.Forms.Timer.Start()/Stop() versus Enabled = true/false
Using System.Windows.Forms.Timer.Start()/Stop() versus Enabled = true/false Suppose we are using System.Windows.Forms.Timer in a .Net application, For example, if we wish to pause a timer while we do ...
Trigger event using timer on a specific day and time
Trigger event using timer on a specific day and time I am using System.Timer to trigger an event. Currently I trigger it every 1 hour and check if it matches the configured value (day,time). But it is...
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- 24 Jan at 20:5
System.Timers.Timer/Threading.Timer vs Thread with WhileLoop + Thread.Sleep For Periodic Tasks
System.Timers.Timer/Threading.Timer vs Thread with WhileLoop + Thread.Sleep For Periodic Tasks In my application I have to send periodic heartbeats to a "brother" application. Is this better accomplis...
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- 12 May at 20:16
How to add a "sleep" or "wait" to my Lua Script?
How to add a "sleep" or "wait" to my Lua Script? I'm trying to make a simple script for a game, by changing the time of day, but I want to do it in a fast motion. So this is what I'm talking about: an...
Reliably stop System.Threading.Timer?
Reliably stop System.Threading.Timer? Well I've searched a lot for a solution to this. I'm looking for a clean and simple way to prevent the callback method of a System.Threading.Timer from being invo...
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- 3 Sep at 18:57
Is there a timer class in C# that isn't in the Windows.Forms namespace?
Is there a timer class in C# that isn't in the Windows.Forms namespace? I want to use a timer in my simple [.NET](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.NET_Framework) application written in C#. The only one I...
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- 6 Aug at 08:34
System.Windows.Forms.Timer performance
System.Windows.Forms.Timer performance We have an application containing a lot of user controls that update frequently based on a System.Windows.Forms.Timer. Am I safe to add a Timer instance to each ...
Do C# Timers elapse on a separate thread?
Do C# Timers elapse on a separate thread? Does a System.Timers.Timer elapse on a separate thread than the thread that created it? Lets say I have a class with a timer that fires every 5 seconds. When ...
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- 16 Sep at 22:36
Wait some seconds without blocking UI execution
Wait some seconds without blocking UI execution I would like to wait some seconds between two instruction, but WITHOUT blocking the execution. For example, `Thread.Sleep(2000)` it is not good, because...
Disable Property of Azure Functions not working in Visual Studio 2017
Disable Property of Azure Functions not working in Visual Studio 2017 I have Azure function with timer trigger. Here the `Disable("true")` is not working. it generates the `function.json` as `"disable...
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- 18 Aug at 06:1
Can I use Task.Delay as a timer?
Can I use Task.Delay as a timer? I want to execute some code on each second. The code I am using now is: > Task.Run((Action)ExecuteSomething); And `ExecuteSomething()` is defined as below: ``` private...
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- 23 May at 12:8
Implementing a loop using a timer in C#
Implementing a loop using a timer in C# I wanted to replace a counter based while loop with the timer based while loop in C#. Example : ``` while(count
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- 2 Jul at 06:34
SignalR - Checking if a user is still connected
SignalR - Checking if a user is still connected I have a hub with method that is called client-side. This method launches a timer with a delegate that runs every 10 seconds. Since it wouldn't make sen...
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- 9 Oct at 17:38
Time elapse computation in milliseconds C#
Time elapse computation in milliseconds C# I need to time the execution of a code sequence written in C#. Using DateTime.Now I get incorrect values for the millisecond field. For example: ``` int st...
Synchronizing a timer to prevent overlap
Synchronizing a timer to prevent overlap I'm writing a Windows service that runs a variable length activity at intervals (a database scan and update). I need this task to run frequently, but the code ...
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- 27 Jul at 12:24
How to fire timer.Elapsed event immediately
How to fire timer.Elapsed event immediately I'm using the `System.Timers.Timer` class to create a timer with an `Timer.Elapsed` event. The thing is the `Timer.Elapsed` event is fired for the first tim...
How do I pass an object into a timer event?
How do I pass an object into a timer event? Ok so I am using `System.Timers.Timer` in .Net 4 with C#. I have my timer object like so: I have my Timer Elapsed event handler pointed at a method like so:...