tasktimer | accurate timer utility for running periodic tasks
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An accurate timer utility for running periodic tasks on the given interval ticks or dates. (Node and Browser)
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QUESTION
is there a way to make the user add just one item per day, then get an alert saying "only one time a day"
what to use, coroutine, tasktimer, work manger ?
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Answered 2022-Jan-18 at 12:10I will try and give a general answer. Usually when it comes to such requirements it is good to compare the date and time of the last item that was created and the current date and time. That means you would need to store the item in a database.
The reason I'm suggesting such an approach is because a user might close your app, or the OS might put it to sleep / terminate it and all of your tasks and timers might be stopped. By having it persisted in a DB, you can always be sure your requirements are met.
For example if the requirement is 24 hours or perhaps just a calendar day (after midnight), then you would do the comparison and know if they have been met and allow the creation of new items, or not.
Additionally, it's always good to try and experiment at first. See what works and what doesn't before asking your question. Good luck.
QUESTION
Well, the title is confusing because I don't know how to express it well, feel free to correct it.
I have a class TaskTimer to access and modify some of it's property, but I don't know how to get it's parent in the elapsed timer event. I do this because whenever i stop a System.Timers.Timer it is still running for the last time. By doing this it will help preventing the timer from misfiring.
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Answered 2021-Nov-11 at 08:37Since you have inherited directly from Timer
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I try to build a countdown timer for home workout, which runs down the same interval twice and then gives you an extra interval break. After that it should start over again with the 3 intervals.
How far did I get?:Currently I am successfully running the first interval from thirty seconds down to zero. My problem is, that I can not determine whether the JavaFX Task is completed or not. More precisely I cannot start over with it again WITHOUT creating several self overwriting process (e.g. with a for loop).
Code and GUI:This is my Controller.class
for handling my FXML file:
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Answered 2020-Jun-14 at 06:26You have to add ExecutorService#awaitTermination
at the end of the call()
of your Task, otherwise it will skip to return immediately:
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