Inheritance diagram for CAlarmClock:

Collaboration diagram for CAlarmClock:

Public Member Functions
void	Start (const std::string &strName, float n_secs, const std::string &strCommand, bool bSilent=false, bool bLoop=false)

bool	IsRunning () const

bool	HasAlarm (const std::string &strName)

double	GetRemaining (const std::string &strName)

void	Stop (const std::string &strName, bool bSilent=false)

void	Process () override

Public Member Functions inherited from CThread
	CThread (IRunnable pRunnable, const char ThreadName)

void	Create (bool bAutoDelete=false)

template<typename Rep , typename Period >
void	Sleep (std::chrono::duration< Rep, Period > duration)

bool	IsAutoDelete () const

virtual void	StopThread (bool bWait=true)

bool	IsRunning () const

bool	IsCurrentThread () const

bool	Join (std::chrono::milliseconds duration)

bool	SetPriority (const ThreadPriority &priority)
	Set the threads priority. This uses the platforms native threading library to do so.

virtual void	OnException ()

Additional Inherited Members
Static Public Member Functions inherited from CThread
static const std::thread::id	GetCurrentThreadId ()

static CThread *	GetCurrentThread ()

Protected Types inherited from CThread
enum	WaitResponse { WAIT_INTERRUPTED = -1, WAIT_SIGNALED = 0, WAIT_TIMEDOUT = 1 }

Protected Member Functions inherited from CThread
	CThread (const char *ThreadName)

virtual void	OnStartup ()

virtual void	OnExit ()

WaitResponse	AbortableWait (CEvent &event, std::chrono::milliseconds duration=std::chrono::milliseconds(-1))
	This call will wait on a CEvent in an interruptible way such that if stop is called on the thread the wait will return with a response indicating what happened.

Protected Attributes inherited from CThread
std::atomic< bool >	m_bStop

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Public Member Functions

Additional Inherited Members