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ThreadPoolTimer.CreateTimer Method
Definition
- Namespace:
- Windows.System.Threading
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Overloads
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| CreateTimer(TimerElapsedHandler, TimeSpan) |
Creates a single-use timer. |
| CreateTimer(TimerElapsedHandler, TimeSpan, TimerDestroyedHandler) |
Creates a single-use timer and specifies a method to call after the timer is complete. The timer is complete when the timer has expired and the final call to handler has finished. |
CreateTimer(TimerElapsedHandler, TimeSpan)
Creates a single-use timer.
public:
static ThreadPoolTimer ^ CreateTimer(TimerElapsedHandler ^ handler, TimeSpan delay);/// [Windows.Foundation.Metadata.Overload("CreateTimer")]
static ThreadPoolTimer CreateTimer(TimerElapsedHandler const& handler, TimeSpan const& delay);[Windows.Foundation.Metadata.Overload("CreateTimer")]
public static ThreadPoolTimer CreateTimer(TimerElapsedHandler handler, System.TimeSpan delay);function createTimer(handler, delay)Public Shared Function CreateTimer (handler As TimerElapsedHandler, delay As TimeSpan) As ThreadPoolTimerParameters
- handler
- TimerElapsedHandler
The method to call when the timer expires.
The amount of time until the timer expires.
C++ This amount of time is specified in ticks (100-nanosecond units) using the Windows::Foundation::TimeSpan structure.
JavaScript and C# This amount of time is specified using the System.TimeSpan structure. It can be specified in ticks, or it can be specified in milliseconds, seconds, and so on.
Returns
An instance of a single-use timer.
- Attributes
See also
Applies to
CreateTimer(TimerElapsedHandler, TimeSpan, TimerDestroyedHandler)
Creates a single-use timer and specifies a method to call after the timer is complete. The timer is complete when the timer has expired and the final call to handler has finished.
public:
static ThreadPoolTimer ^ CreateTimer(TimerElapsedHandler ^ handler, TimeSpan delay, TimerDestroyedHandler ^ destroyed);/// [Windows.Foundation.Metadata.Overload("CreateTimerWithCompletion")]
static ThreadPoolTimer CreateTimer(TimerElapsedHandler const& handler, TimeSpan const& delay, TimerDestroyedHandler const& destroyed);[Windows.Foundation.Metadata.Overload("CreateTimerWithCompletion")]
public static ThreadPoolTimer CreateTimer(TimerElapsedHandler handler, System.TimeSpan delay, TimerDestroyedHandler destroyed);function createTimer(handler, delay, destroyed)Public Shared Function CreateTimer (handler As TimerElapsedHandler, delay As TimeSpan, destroyed As TimerDestroyedHandler) As ThreadPoolTimerParameters
- handler
- TimerElapsedHandler
The method to call when the timer expires.
The amount of time until the timer expires.
C++ This amount of time is specified in ticks (100-nanosecond units) using the Windows::Foundation::TimeSpan structure.
JavaScript and C# This amount of time is specified using the System.TimeSpan structure. It can be specified in ticks, or it can be specified in milliseconds, seconds, and so on.
- destroyed
- TimerDestroyedHandler
The method to call after the timer is complete.
Returns
An instance of a single-use timer.
- Attributes
See also
Applies to
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