/usr/include/Eris-1.3/Eris/Timeout.h is in liberis-1.3-dev 1.3.21-0.1.
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#define ERIS_TIMEOUT_H
#include <Eris/TimedEventService.h>
#include <sigc++/trackable.h>
#include <sigc++/signal.h>
namespace Eris {
/** Timeout */
class Timeout : public TimedEvent, virtual public sigc::trackable
{
public:
/**
@brief standard constructor for new timeouts
@param label The unique timeout identification label
@param milli The initial timeout value, in milliseconds
*/
Timeout(unsigned long milli);
virtual ~Timeout();
/// assignment operator
Timeout& operator=(const Timeout &t);
/**
@brief Extend the timeout termination by the specified time.
This has no effect if the timeout has already fired
@param msec The interval to extend the timeout by, in milliseconds
*/
void extend(unsigned long msec);
/**
@brief reset the timeout to the specified time, and reset the 'expired' flag.
This means invoking reset() is equivalent to destroying the Timeout object
and creating a new one with the same name.
*/
void reset(unsigned long msec);
/// cancel the Timeout immediately
void cancel();
/// test whether or not the timeout has fired or not
bool isExpired() const;
/** The timeout signal */
sigc::signal<void> Expired;
virtual void expired();
virtual const WFMath::TimeStamp& due() const
{
return _due;
}
protected:
WFMath::TimeStamp _due; ///< interval at which the timeout is due
bool _fired; ///< flag if the timeout has expired
private:
/** disable the copy constructor */
Timeout(const Timeout &t);
};
} // of Eris namespace
#endif
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