Re: Using the Timer class

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From: Robert J. Muller
Date: Wed, 31 Mar 1999 00:00

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The best solution I've found is to use Thread.sleep(ms), which puts the
current thread to sleep for a given number of milliseconds.
  --Bob Muller

Robert J. Muller wrote:

> None of the documentation I have has a code example of the Timer class
> and the TimerClient interface. Being new to Java, I'm lost. Does someone
> have a code snippet that will show me how to implement the TimerClient
> interface and poll something repeatedly until a condition is reached?
>
>   --Bob Muller

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