PeriodicTimer Constructors
Definition
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Overloads
| PeriodicTimer(TimeSpan) |
Initializes the timer. |
| PeriodicTimer(TimeSpan, TimeProvider) |
Initializes the timer. |
PeriodicTimer(TimeSpan)
- Source:
- PeriodicTimer.cs
- Source:
- PeriodicTimer.cs
- Source:
- PeriodicTimer.cs
Initializes the timer.
public:
PeriodicTimer(TimeSpan period);public PeriodicTimer (TimeSpan period);new System.Threading.PeriodicTimer : TimeSpan -> System.Threading.PeriodicTimerPublic Sub New (period As TimeSpan)Parameters
- period
- TimeSpan
The time interval in milliseconds between invocations of the callback.
Exceptions
period is less than or equal to 0, or greater than or equal to UInt32.MaxValue.
Applies to
PeriodicTimer(TimeSpan, TimeProvider)
- Source:
- PeriodicTimer.cs
- Source:
- PeriodicTimer.cs
Initializes the timer.
public:
PeriodicTimer(TimeSpan period, TimeProvider ^ timeProvider);public PeriodicTimer (TimeSpan period, TimeProvider timeProvider);new System.Threading.PeriodicTimer : TimeSpan * TimeProvider -> System.Threading.PeriodicTimerPublic Sub New (period As TimeSpan, timeProvider As TimeProvider)Parameters
- period
- TimeSpan
The period between ticks.
- timeProvider
- TimeProvider
The TimeProvider used to interpret period.
Exceptions
period must be InfiniteTimeSpan or represent a number of milliseconds equal to or larger than 1 and smaller than MaxValue.
timeProvider is null.
Applies to
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