hi
When I set up a timer in my program, I used public
Timer(TimerCall back, object, TimeSpan, TimeSpan)
constructor. I want the timer to fire after a mount of
time, so I wrote "new Timer(new TimeCallback
(some_function) , null, timeDiff, new TimeSpan)".When I
ran the program, VS.NET popped a MsgBox that told me the
timer interval must be less than 2^32-2.Actually, the
argument "timeDiff" could be very large(maybe 2 or 3
years).How can I dealing with this problem?
thanks
violin 5 2363
violin wang <an*******@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote: When I set up a timer in my program, I used public Timer(TimerCall back, object, TimeSpan, TimeSpan) constructor. I want the timer to fire after a mount of time, so I wrote "new Timer(new TimeCallback (some_function) , null, timeDiff, new TimeSpan)".When I ran the program, VS.NET popped a MsgBox that told me the timer interval must be less than 2^32-2.Actually, the argument "timeDiff" could be very large(maybe 2 or 3 years).How can I dealing with this problem?
I'd suggest having a timer which actually fired once a day, only going
for the "accurate" real firing time when it was less than a day away.
That way there'd be less chance of missing the correct time due to
clock changes, time resynchronizati on etc.
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news:03******** *************** *****@phx.gbl.. . When I set up a timer in my program, I used public Timer(TimerCall back, object, TimeSpan, TimeSpan) constructor. I want the timer to fire after a mount of time, so I wrote "new Timer(new TimeCallback (some_function) , null, timeDiff, new TimeSpan)".When I ran the program, VS.NET popped a MsgBox that told me the timer interval must be less than 2^32-2.Actually, the argument "timeDiff" could be very large(maybe 2 or 3 years).How can I dealing with this problem?
There's a different Timer() constructor that takes 64-bit values. You can
use that instead of TimeSpan. http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en...ctortopic2.asp
-- Alan
"Jon Skeet [C# MVP]" <sk***@pobox.co m> wrote in message
news:MP******** *************** @msnews.microso ft.com... I'd suggest having a timer which actually fired once a day, only going for the "accurate" real firing time when it was less than a day away. That way there'd be less chance of missing the correct time due to clock changes, time resynchronizati on etc.
It's doubtful the computer will even be up and running that long anyway
without needing to be rebooted... Every Windows Update makes you reboot.
-- Alan
Alan Pretre <no@spam> wrote: "Jon Skeet [C# MVP]" <sk***@pobox.co m> wrote in message news:MP******** *************** @msnews.microso ft.com... I'd suggest having a timer which actually fired once a day, only going for the "accurate" real firing time when it was less than a day away. That way there'd be less chance of missing the correct time due to clock changes, time resynchronizati on etc.
It's doubtful the computer will even be up and running that long anyway without needing to be rebooted... Every Windows Update makes you reboot.
That was my feeling as well, but maybe the OP has some special set of
circumstances :)
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If replying to the group, please do not mail me too -----Original Message----- violin wang <an*******@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote: When I set up a timer in my program, I used public Timer(TimerCall back, object, TimeSpan, TimeSpan) constructor. I want the timer to fire after a mount of time, so I wrote "new Timer(new TimeCallback (some_function) , null, timeDiff, new TimeSpan)".When I ran the program, VS.NET popped a MsgBox that told me
the timer interval must be less than 2^32-2.Actually, the argument "timeDiff" could be very large(maybe 2 or 3 years).How can I dealing with this problem? I'd suggest having a timer which actually fired once a
day, only goingfor the "accurate" real firing time when it was less
than a day away.That way there'd be less chance of missing the correct
time due toclock changes, time resynchronizati on etc.
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