Observable.Timer Method (DateTimeOffset, TimeSpan, IScheduler)

Returns an observable sequence that produces a value at due time and then after each period.

Namespace:  System.Reactive.Linq
Assembly:  System.Reactive (in System.Reactive.dll)

Syntax

'Declaration
Public Shared Function Timer ( _
    dueTime As DateTimeOffset, _
    period As TimeSpan, _
    scheduler As IScheduler _
) As IObservable(Of Long)

'Usage
Dim dueTime As DateTimeOffset
Dim period As TimeSpan
Dim scheduler As IScheduler
Dim returnValue As IObservable(Of Long)

returnValue = Observable.Timer(dueTime, _
    period, scheduler)

public static IObservable<long> Timer(
    DateTimeOffset dueTime,
    TimeSpan period,
    IScheduler scheduler
)

public:
static IObservable<long long>^ Timer(
    DateTimeOffset dueTime, 
    TimeSpan period, 
    IScheduler^ scheduler
)

static member Timer : 
        dueTime:DateTimeOffset * 
        period:TimeSpan * 
        scheduler:IScheduler -> IObservable<int64> 

public static function Timer(
    dueTime : DateTimeOffset, 
    period : TimeSpan, 
    scheduler : IScheduler
) : IObservable<long>

Parameters

• dueTime
  Type: System.DateTimeOffset
  The absolute time at which to produce the first value.

• period
  Type: System.TimeSpan
  The period to produce subsequent values.

• scheduler
  Type: System.Reactive.Concurrency.IScheduler
  The scheduler to run the timer on.

Return Value

Type: System.IObservable<Int64>
An observable sequence that produces a value at due time and then after each period.

See Also

Reference

Observable Class

Timer Overload

System.Reactive.Linq Namespace