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问题 This question already has answers here : Use Unity API from another Thread or call a function in the main Thread (3 answers) Closed 2 years ago . I'm having trouble with a UnityEngine version. (Can't upgrade, game is not mine) The server RANDOMLY crashes when a specific UnityEngine method is used in a timer/thread (It was fixed in a version, I read It) It happens totally random, I get a crash log, that starts from the timer/thread and ends at a UnityEngine method. (This never happens when I

问题 I am trying to use timer in flex. I referred to this example : Timer : blog.flexexamples.com. Here is what I want to achieve: I want to start the timer, showing minutes elapsed since timer started. It should be independent of the region you are in.( irrespective of whatever zone you are in, timer should work fine in every zone). Timer should continue, unless some button is clicked, where I want to show the time elapsed in minutes, in an Alert Box and then timer should start again from 0

问题 I am trying to use timer in flex. I referred to this example : Timer : blog.flexexamples.com. Here is what I want to achieve: I want to start the timer, showing minutes elapsed since timer started. It should be independent of the region you are in.( irrespective of whatever zone you are in, timer should work fine in every zone). Timer should continue, unless some button is clicked, where I want to show the time elapsed in minutes, in an Alert Box and then timer should start again from 0

问题 How do g_timer_new works? is it possible to do a char timerz[50]; GTimer *timer g_timer_start(GTimer *timer); strcpy(timerz,(g_timer_elapsed(GTimer *timer)) Or what Could I do to have a timer in a gtk_frame??? Have a nice day! :D 回答1: You can use g_timeout_add or g_timeout_add_seconds which will call a timeout function at regular interval. Please note that this timeout function can be delayed due to event processing and should not be relied on for precise timing. Check this developer page for

问题 Can't figure out why this timer isn't displaying information. Timer rigged to method to update TextBlock in TimeEntry. Binding doesn't seem to work, and I don't understand how to do it properly. I've looked at the MSDN sites. They only give out the basics: not enough. Code: TimeEntry.xaml.cs : public partial class TimeEntry : UserControl { public static readonly DependencyProperty timeSpentProperty = DependencyProperty.Register("timeSpent", typeof(TimeSpan), typeof(TimeEntry), new

问题 A project I am working with implements three JAVA script "timers" from a Master Page to track the session time out and to do a "heartbeat" check. The "setTimerout" timer redirects the user to a warning page if the time out count reaches 1 and a half minutes before a session time out will occur. The two "setInterval" timers are implemented to track if the user's browser is sill active on the site. Following are several code snippets that implement the "timers" and the "Heartbeat" and

问题 Is there a simple way to install a regularly occurring timer function with C++/stdlib? I would like to get rid of the loop: using namespace std::chrono; // literal suffixes auto tNext = steady_clock::now(); while (<condition>) { std::this_thread::sleep_until(tNext); tNext = tNext + 100ms; ... That function will run in its own thread. 回答1: I'm guessing what you want is this int i = 10; auto pred = [i]() mutable {return i--;}; auto print = []{cout << "." << endl;}; timer t{500ms}; t.push({print

问题 Is there a simple way to install a regularly occurring timer function with C++/stdlib? I would like to get rid of the loop: using namespace std::chrono; // literal suffixes auto tNext = steady_clock::now(); while (<condition>) { std::this_thread::sleep_until(tNext); tNext = tNext + 100ms; ... That function will run in its own thread. 回答1: I'm guessing what you want is this int i = 10; auto pred = [i]() mutable {return i--;}; auto print = []{cout << "." << endl;}; timer t{500ms}; t.push({print

问题 I'm working on a online exam project in which I have to show a countdown till the exam ends. I have used the following code: aspx code: <asp:ScriptManager ID= "SM1" runat="server"></asp:ScriptManager> <asp:UpdatePanel id="updPnl" runat="server" UpdateMode="Conditional"> <ContentTemplate> <asp:Label ID="lblTimer" style=" margin-top:35px; margin-left:825px;" runat="server" Font-Bold="True" Font-Names="Arial" Font-Size="X-Large" ForeColor="#6600CC"></asp:Label> <div style="margin-right:25px;">

问题 I am porting an existing .NET class library that uses System.Threading.Timer to a Windows Store app that targets Windows 8.1. The Timer class is available, but a few options seem to be missing in relation to the corresponding .NET Framework Timer . In particular, there are only two constructors available in the Windows Store version: public Timer(TimerCallback callback, Object state, int dueTime, int period); public Timer(TimerCallback callback, Object state, TimeSpan dueTime, TimeSpan period