ONE::Timer - Timer/timeout events for MooseX::Event
version v0.2.0
use ONE qw( Timer=sleep:sleep_until ); # After five seconds, say Hi ONE::Timer->after( 5, sub { say "Hi!" } ); sleep 3; # Sleep for 3 seconds without blocking events from firing # Two seconds from now, say At! ONE::Timer->at( time()+2, sub { say "At!" } ); # Every 5 seconds, starting 5 seconds from now, say Ping ONE::Timer->every( 5, sub { say "Ping" } ); sleep_until time()+10; # Sleep until 10 seconds from now my $timer = ONE::Timer->new( delay=>5, interval=>25 ); $timer->on( timeout => sub { say "Timer tick" } ); $timer->start(); # Will say "Timer tick" in 5 secs and then ever 25 secs after that # ... later $timer->cancel(); # Will stop saying "Timer tick"
Trigger events at a specific time or after a specific delay.
This event takes no arguments. It's emitted when the event time completes.
The number of seconds to delay before triggering this event. By default, triggers immediately.
The number of seconds to delay
Asynchronously, after $seconds, calls $on_timeout. If you store the return value, it acts as a guard-- if it's destroyed then the timer is canceled.
Asychronously waits until $epochtime and then calls $on_timeout. If you store the return value, it acts as a guard-- if it's destoryed then the timer is canceled.
Asychronously, after $seconds and every $seconds there after, calls $on-Timeout. If you store the return value it acts as a guard-- if it's destroyed then the timer is canceled.
Creates a new timer object that will emit it's "timeout" event after $delay seconds and every $interval seconds there after. Delay can be a code ref, in which case it's return value is the number of seconds to delay.
Starts the timer object running. If $is_obj_guard is true, then destroying the object will cancel the timer.
Cancels a running timer. You can start the timer again by calling the start method. For after and every timers, it begins waiting all over again. At timers will still emit at the time you specified (or immediately if that time has passed).
Sleep for $secs while allowing events to emit (and Coroutine threads to run)
Sleep until $epochtime while allowing events to emit (and Coroutine threads to run)
Please see those modules/websites for more information related to this module.
ONE
AnyEvent
http://nodejs.org/docs/v0.5.4/api/timers.html
Rebecca Turner <becca@referencethis.com>
This software is copyright (c) 2011 by Rebecca Turner.
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To install ONE, copy and paste the appropriate command in to your terminal.
cpanm
cpanm ONE
CPAN shell
perl -MCPAN -e shell install ONE
For more information on module installation, please visit the detailed CPAN module installation guide.