pub fn interval(now: u32, interval: u32) -> Self {
        Self {
            future_ts: now + interval,
            interval: Some(interval),
        }
    }
/// Create a timer interval. Takes *now* to calculate the first event. You can use now to specify
/// a time offset from the real current timestamp, which can be used to start the timer interval
/// at a later point in time. The *interval* specifies how long it takes the timer to fire a new
/// event in repeated fashion.
Create a timer interval. Takes *now* to calculate the first event. You can use now to specify
a time offset from the real current timestamp, which can be used to start the timer interval
at a later point in time. The *interval* specifies how long it takes the timer to fire a new
event in repeated fashion.
Create a timer interval . Takes * now * to calculate the first event . You can use now to specify a time offset from the real current timestamp which can be used to start the timer interval at a later point in time . The * interval * specifies how long it takes the timer to fire a new event in repeated fashion .
pub fn interval(now: u32, interval: u32) -> Self {
        Self {
            future_ts: now + interval,
            interval: Some(interval),
        }
    }
pub fn interval ( now : u32 , interval : u32 ) -> Self { Self { future_ts : now + interval , interval : Some ( interval ) , } }
Create a timer interval.
Create a timer interval .
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