If you need a timer that ticks by two or three different intervals, one after the other, here it is, with DblTimer and TriTimer classes.
Edit: This solution is so dumb I wonder why nobody had anything to say about it, guess I'm too respected here...
Edit: I see now that this trick is in Erel's post here https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/iot-traffic-light-with-raspberry-pi.57889/...
The following snippet does it for any combination of intervals and number of intervals:
Edit: This solution is so dumb I wonder why nobody had anything to say about it, guess I'm too respected here...
Edit: I see now that this trick is in Erel's post here https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/iot-traffic-light-with-raspberry-pi.57889/...
The following snippet does it for any combination of intervals and number of intervals:
B4X:
Sub Process_Globals
....
Private start As Long
Private lst As List
Private count As Int = 0
Private timer1 As Timer
End Sub
Sub AppStart ' or Activity_Create
lst.Initialize
lst.Add(1000)
lst.Add(2000)
lst.Add(5000)
timer1.Initialize("timer1",1000)
timer1.Enabled = True
start = DateTime.Now
end sub
Sub timer1_Tick
Dim hit As Int = (DateTime.Now - start)/DateTime.TicksPerSecond
Log( hit)
count = (count + 1) mod lst.size
timer1.Interval = lst.Get(count)
End Sub
Program started.
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