Struct TimerBlock 

pub struct TimerBlock<T> {
    pub data: BlockData,
    /* private fields */
}

The Timer block allows timekeeping around discrete events - either by Stopwatch mode or Countdown mode.

The input signal serves as the trigger to start the timer. Any input which is “True” will commence the timer. If the Interruptible option is enabled, the timer will reset every iteration where the input is True. Otherwise, the timer will commence on the first True value. It will then either count down and reset at zero, or count up without ever restarting.

This block is useful for tracking how much time has passed since an event for logical conditions.

Fields

data: BlockData

Trait Implementations

impl<T> Default for TimerBlock<T>

where T: Scalar + Zero,

fn default() -> Self

Returns the “default value” for a type.

impl ProcessBlock for TimerBlock<f64>

type Inputs = f64

type Output = f64

type Parameters = Parameters

fn process( &mut self, parameters: &Self::Parameters, context: &dyn Context, input: PassBy<'_, Self::Inputs>, ) -> PassBy<'_, Self::Output>