How to implement setInterval(js) in C#

Question

JS\'s setInterval and setTimeOut is really convenient. And I want to ask how to implement the same thing in C#.

Answer 1

Its simply like this, you define an static System.Timers.Timer; then call the function that binds the timer.Elapsed event to your interval function that will be called each X miliseconds.

   public class StaticCache {        
      private static System.Timers.Timer syncTimer;

      StaticCache(){
        SetSyncTimer();
      }
      private void SetSyncTimer(){
        // Create a timer with a five second interval.
        syncTimer = new System.Timers.Timer(5000);

        // Hook up the Elapsed event for the timer. 
        syncTimer.Elapsed += SynchronizeCache;
        syncTimer.AutoReset = true;
        syncTimer.Enabled = true;
     }
     private static void SynchronizeCache(Object source, ElapsedEventArgs e)
     {
        // do this stuff each 5 seconds
     }
    }