Constructor: DelayedTask(action, delayMilliseconds, executingNode)

Constructor: DelayedTask(action, delayMilliseconds, executingNode)

A
DelayedTask
 task runs code after a given time interval.
DelayedTask(Action action, int delayMilliseconds, IUANode executingNode);

Arguments

action
 (Action)
The method or lambda expression to run.
periodMilliseconds
 (int)
The time after which the method or lambda expression runs.
executingNode
 (IUANode)
The node in which the code runs.

Example

The
myDelayedTask
 task runs the
ResetLabelText()
 method after 10 seconds (10000 milliseconds). The method cancels the text of the
label1
 label. 
public override void Start()
{
    myDelayedTask = new DelayedTask(ResetLabelText, 10000, LogicObject);
    myDelayedTask.Start();
}

public override void Stop()
{
    myDelayedTask.Dispose();
}

private void ResetLabelText()
{
    label1.Text = string.Empty;
}

private DelayedTask myDelayedTask;
TIP: In this example, the
ResetLabelText()
 method has no
DelayedTask
 argument. The simplicity of its code does not require the task to be canceled.
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