delay

问题 I'm streaming data into a bigquery table, for some reason last few times I checked the data isn't available instantly. The streamed data eventually is available to query, sometimes it looks like it's more than an hour out of sync. But data does eventually appear after some delays. Is this expected? If it is, what are the ways around it? The table is partitioned by date and we are not "load"-ing data into any particular partition, we are streaming data only for the current day. Update: When I

问题 I have this code from here: How do I add a delay in a JavaScript loop? I use it in console in IE, and after this code I call the function with myFunction() in console to run; This first code runs perfectly, it clicks on the second "something" tagnamed element 10 times and between the clicks are 3000 ms delay. function myFunction() { (function myLoop (i) { setTimeout(function () { document.getElementsByTagName("something")[1].click(); if (--i) myLoop(i); // decrement i and call myLoop again if

问题 How to show the ProgressDialog button after n seconds (fixed) delay that the ProgressDialog is shown? To be more clear, the ProgressDialog starts normally. How can I show a button within it after n seconds? L.F. EDIT Using the answers of Segi and android_beginner (thank you very much) I'm posting the solution of my problem: pDialog = new ProgressDialog(mContext); pDialog.setTitle(Reso.getString(mContext, R.string.waiting)); pDialog.setMessage(Reso.getString(mContext, R.string.waiting));

问题 I am working on a simple game simulation program in C++, there's a function called update() that updates the current state of the game, it has to be called every 1 second precisely. If I use a loop like this: while(//some condition) { update(); Sleep(1000); } Then the function will not be called every 1 second, instead, every (1 + execution time of update () ). I read about various solutions like async functions, multithreading, or calculating the function's execution time using std::chrono

问题 I have a div that I would like to delay onLoad for a set period of time using jQuery. Here is the code I have that isn't working: $('#PriceBox').delay(8000).fadeIn(400); 回答1: CSS: /** make sure the element is initially hidden */ ​#PriceBox { display: none; }​ jQuery: $(document).ready(function() { $('#PriceBox').delay(8000).fadeIn(400); }); DEMO 回答2: In order to do this you need to start off your div as display: none and then put the display code in a $(document).ready(..) <div id="PriceBox"

问题 I need some help here.. Is it possible to cancel the chaining delay? Mn.Base.TopBox.show = function(timedur){ $('#element').fadeIn().delay(timedur).fadeOut(); } Mn.Base.TopBox.cancelFadeout = function(){ } I read about queuing and tried some different approaches but I hadn't success... $('#element').stop(); $('#element').queue('fx', []); Thanks in advance, Pedro 回答1: It isn't, .delay() doesn't play well with anything else since the timer keeps ticking and a .dequeue() is executed when it's up

问题 I've been writing a bootloader in assembly (a game). The bootloader uses the bios WAIT function (int 0x15, ah 0x86) for delays between frames. I'm debugging with BOCHS and everything works just splendid (timing is perfect). I also made a bootable iso with the isogenimage tool and tested my bootloader in virtualbox and everything works as expected there too. So I think it's safe to say that delays work in virtual environments. Now here's the peculiar part: when I write the bootloader to a usb

问题 The rewritten code should display any amount of pictures and the old code is static. But what the new code does is to show instantly the last image of the array and for the full delay of all images together therefore 30 seconds. My old code looks like this and worked well with the jquery callbacks. http://pastebin.com/XH2aRqBh The rewritten code: //Class Trial Trial = (function() { function Trial(imageArray) { this.images = imageArray; } Trial.prototype.startTrial = function() { $("#noise")

问题 I was wondering if anyone knew of a better sleep function that could be used in windows in c, other than Sleep(), which takes a millisecond input and only guarantees that the input is the minimum amount of time that elapses. I am passing in 1 millisecond, but actually getting a 15-16 millisecond delay. Is there any way to accurately set a specified sleep time? 回答1: No, not really. When you tell your program to sleep, you're giving up the processor and letting the operating system decide what

问题 how a can get this, in jQuery: call some function with working code after delay(3s), IF i call function again before delay from first call in not done, then reset delay and call new 3s. Example: fce MeDeday(3s) - after time down - alert("hello"); situation 1: call MeDelay() - time down - alert("hello") situation 2: call MeDelay() still remain 2s from first call reset time and again wait 3s, no 2s + 5s and fired 2times alert("hello") call MeDelay() - time down - alert("hello") 回答1: This is