I'm working on an application that requires long period millisecond timing. The timing could run into several hours. Knowing that there is a 30 minute limit on timer functions I was wondering what would be the best way to make use of the millisecond timing available but extend it's operating time.
My current plan is to look at using a Ticker set to 1,10 or 30 minutes and every time it fires, increment an integer and reset a timer. I can then recontruct the full timing by adding interval*triggers to the value of the timer.
Is this sensible? Is there a more reliable/accurate way to run this?
Joe
I'm working on an application that requires long period millisecond timing. The timing could run into several hours. Knowing that there is a 30 minute limit on timer functions I was wondering what would be the best way to make use of the millisecond timing available but extend it's operating time.
My current plan is to look at using a Ticker set to 1,10 or 30 minutes and every time it fires, increment an integer and reset a timer. I can then recontruct the full timing by adding interval*triggers to the value of the timer.
Is this sensible? Is there a more reliable/accurate way to run this?
Joe