Tutorial by Examples: delay

All Swing-related operations happen on a dedicated thread (the EDT - Event Dispatch Thread). If this thread gets blocked, the UI becomes non-responsive. Therefore, if you want to delay an operation you cannot use Thread.sleep. Use a javax.swing.Timer instead. For example the following Timer will re...

The ScheduledExecutorService class provides a methods for scheduling single or repeated tasks in a number of ways. The following code sample assume that pool has been declared and initialized as follows: ScheduledExecutorService pool = Executors.newScheduledThreadPool(2); In addition to the nor...

The setTimeout() method calls a function or evaluates an expression after a specified number of milliseconds. It is also a trivial way to achieve an asynchronous operation. In this example calling the wait function resolves the promise after the time specified as first argument: function wait(ms) ...

Executing code after 1.5 seconds: Handler handler = new Handler(); handler.postDelayed(new Runnable() { @Override public void run() { //The code you want to run after the time is up } }, 1500); //the time you want to delay in milliseconds Executing code repeatedly every...

In elm, a function's value is computed when the last argument is applied. In the example below, the diagnostic from log will be printed when f is invoked with 3 arguments or a curried form of f is applied with the last argument. import String import Debug exposing (log) f a b c = String.join &...

First we need to set up two basic channels, one for the main queue, and one for the delay queue. In my example at the end, I include a couple of additional flags that are not required, but makes the code more reliable; such as confirm delivery, delivery_mode and durable. You can find more informatio...

In real world, connection and server delays could occur, to simulate delays in development environment Meteor._sleepForMs(ms); could be used Meteor.publish('USER_DATA', function() { Meteor._sleepForMs(3000); // Simulate 3 seconds delay return Meteor.users.find({}); });

One of the most straight forward way of making an LED blink is: turn it on, wait a bit, turn it off, wait again, and repeat endlessly: // set constants for blinking the built-in LED at 1 Hz #define OUTPIN LED_BUILTIN #define PERIOD 500 void setup() { pinMode(OUTPIN, OUTPUT); // sets t...

Executes the requests with the specified delay in milliseconds, meaning that if any subsequent request happens after the previous has been queued, the first one will be skiped. The feature is available starting from JSF 2.2: Bean.java @ManagedBean @ViewScoped public class Bean { publi...

The time for Scheduler Tasks are measured in Ticks. Under normal conditions, there are 20 ticks per second. Tasks scheduled with .scheduleSyncDelayedTask will be run on the Main Thread Bukkit.getScheduler().scheduleSyncDelayedTask(plugin, new Runnable() { @Override public void run() { ...

If we want some code to be executed periodically after the execution which was before is finished, we should use fixed delay (measured in milliseconds): @Component public class MyScheduler{ @Scheduled(fixedDelay=5000) public void doSomething() { // this will execute pe...

You can call the CEE3DLY service in 24- 31- or 64- bit mode to delay a task to the nearest second. It is CICS save and will only delay the thread. An example: IDENTIFICATION DIVISION. PROGRAM-ID. SLEEPYTM. ENVIRONMENT DIVISION. DATA DIVISION. WORKING-STORAGE SECTION. ...

Files written to with the w command are created/truncated before any commands are run. $ sed 'w created-file' < /dev/null && ls created-file && rm created-file created-file From the standard: Each wfile shall be created before processing begins. Implementations shall suppo...

If you have more than 1 task to execute repeatedly in different intervals, use this example as a starting point: unsigned long intervals[] = {250,2000}; //this defines the interval for each task in milliseconds unsigned long last[] = {0,0}; //this records the last executed time for each ...

This example echoes the special character ! into a file. This would only work when DelayedExpansion is disabled. When delayed expansion in enabled, you will need to use three carets and an exclamation mark like this: @echo off setlocal enabledelayedexpansion echo ^^^!>file echo ^>>&...

1.1.2 (This content is only relavant for versions 1.1.2 and up) From versions 1.1.2 and up, you can set the delay to select a new chip before refocusing on the input. Use the md-chip-append-delay attribute to set it (in milliseconds): Example: <md-chips md-chip-append-delay="500" n...

(from official doc) fun main(args: Array<String>) { launch(CommonPool) { // create new coroutine in common thread pool delay(1000L) // non-blocking delay for 1 second (default time unit is ms) println("World!") // print after delay } println("He...