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SourceVuESP-IDF Framework and ExamplesESP-IDFot::TimerMilli::Start()

ot::TimerMilli::Start() method

Schedules the timer to fire after a given delay (in milliseconds) from now.

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Definition

from timer.hpp:249

void Start(uint32_t aDelay);

Implemented in timer.cpp:98

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aDelay

The delay in milliseconds. It must not be longer than `kMaxDelay`.

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void TimerMilli::Start(uint32_t aDelay) { StartAt(GetNow(), aDelay); }

void Start(uint32_t aDelay);

TimerMilli::Start(mTimeInInterval);

trickle_timer.cpp:268

ot::TrickleTimer::StartNewInterval()

TimerMilli::Start(mInterval - mTimeInInterval);

trickle_timer.cpp:292

ot::TrickleTimer::HandleTimer()

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ot::TimerMilli::Start() calls 3 functions:

ot::TimerMilli::Start()

ot::Time::Time()

ot::TimerMilli::GetNow()

ot::TimerMilli::StartAt()

Data Use

ot::TimerMilli::Start() writes 2 variables:

ot::TimerMilli::Start()

ot::TrickleTimer::StartNewInterval()

ot::TrickleTimer::HandleTimer()

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