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amp/examples/004_scheduling_obj.php
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<?php
use Amp\Reactor;
use Amp\ReactorFactory;
require __DIR__ . '/../vendor/autoload.php';
(new ReactorFactory)->select()->run(function(Reactor $reactor) {
$ticker = function() {
$now = time();
$vowel = ($now % 2) ? 'i' : 'o';
echo "t{$vowel}ck ", $now, "\n";
};
// Execute the specified callback ASAP in the next event loop iteration. There is no
// need to clear an "immediately" watcher after execution. The Reactor will automatically
// garbage collect resources associated with one-time events after they finish executing.
$reactor->immediately($ticker);
// Execute every $msInterval milliseconds until the resulting $watcherId is cancelled.
// At some point in the future we need to cancel this watcher or our program will never end.
$repeatingWatcherId = $reactor->repeat($ticker, $msInterval = 1000);
// Five seconds from now let's cancel the repeating ticker we just registered
$reactor->once(function() use ($repeatingWatcherId, $reactor) {
$reactor->cancel($repeatingWatcherId);
echo "Cancelled repeating ticker\n";
}, $msDelay = 5000);
// After about five seconds the program will exit on its own. Why? This happens because in
// that time frame we will have cancelled the repeating watcher we registered using repeat()
// and the two one-off events (immediately() + once()) are automatically garbage collected
// by the Reactor after they execute.
});