Marco Buettner

13 Aug 2018 09:12

var watchTimeId = 0,
    isRunning = false;

function getTime() {
    //TODO: TIME FUNCTION
}

function stopWatch() {
    clearInterval(watchTimeId);
}

function startWatch() {
    if(!isRunning) {
        getTime();
        watchTimeId = setInterval(getTime, 1000);
    }
}

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Marco Buettner

13 Aug 2018 09:16

Some explanations to the code.

Watches are typical recalled by setInterval and return like setTimeout an Identify (IntervalId). The counter-function of them is clearInterval and get the IntervalId as parameter. It stops the running-cycle of the intervals. To restart you need to recall the setInterval.

startWatch should be load on boot/start/domcontentloaded/init/restart whatever.

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houssain elbou

23 Aug 2018 07:24

If I'm understand it good I have to pause setinterval to make watchposition to pause? Instead of using getTime() is it not beter to use like setInterval(isRunning,1000) when its true then start the watch? I still dont understand the getTime() what does it do?

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houssain elbou

23 Aug 2018 07:24

If I'm understand it good I have to pause setinterval to make watchposition to pause? Instead of using getTime() is it not beter to use like setInterval(isRunning,1000) when its true then start the watch? I still dont understand the getTime() what does it do?

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