Grumson.Utilities.Timers.DateTimeTimers 1.0.1

DateTimeTimer Class Documentation

The DateTimeTimer class is a utility class that provides event-based notifications at the start of new: - second, - minute, - hour, - day, - week, - month, - year.

It is useful for applications that need to perform actions at specific times.

Properties

DayOfWeek

• Type: string
• Description: Gets the current day of the week as a three-letter abbreviation.

Events

The DateTimeTimer class provides the following events:

NewSecond

• Type: NewDateTimeDelegate
• Description: Event raised every time a new second starts.

NewMinute

• Type: NewDateTimeDelegate
• Description: Event raised every time a new minute starts.

NewHour

• Type: NewDateTimeDelegate
• Description: Event raised every time a new hour starts.

NewDay

• Type: NewDateTimeDelegate
• Description: Event raised every time a new day starts.

NewWeek

• Type: NewDateTimeDelegate
• Description: Event raised every time a new week starts.

NewMonth

• Type: NewDateTimeDelegate
• Description: Event raised every time a new month starts.

NewYear

• Type: NewDateTimeDelegate
• Description: Event raised every time a new year starts.

Methods

Start()

• Description: Starts the DateTimeTimer and initializes the necessary timers and properties.

Stop()

• Description: Stops the DateTimeTimer and stops the timers.

Example Usage

Here is an example of how to use the DateTimeTimer class to get events for new second and minute started:

DateTimeTimer timer = new DateTimeTimer();

timer.NewSecond += (value) => {
    Console.WriteLine("New second started: " + value);
};

timer.NewMinute += (value) => {
    Console.WriteLine("New minute started: " + value);
};

timer.Start();

Changelog

Version 1.0.0 - 2023-07-26

• Some minor bug fixes and improvements.

Version 1.0.0 - 2023-07-26

• Initial release of the DateTimeTimer.