c#高精度毫秒定时器，实现windows高精度定时器功能

# Precision Timer.NET [](https://www.nuget.org/packages/PrecisionTimer.NET/) This timer is as precise as the platform you are running it on down to 1 millisecond. PrecisionTimer.NET won't randomly dispose itself, You don't need to keep a special reference to it. If you intend to use a lot of timers, consider using [Timer Sink.NET](https://github.com/HypsyNZ/Timer-Sink.NET) # Usage Using Precision Timer is as simple as using any other Windows Timer. ```cs public readonly PrecisionTimer MyTimer = new(); MyTimer.SetInterval(SomeAction, Interval); ``` If you use `SetInterval` to set `Action` and provide `Interval` the timer will automatically start with the default settings If you don't want the timer to start automatically then use the following ```cs MyTimer.SetInterval(SomeAction, Interval, false); ``` ## Basics Start the Timer ```cs MyTimer.Start(); ``` Check if the Timer is Running ```cs MyTimer.IsRunning(); ``` Stop the Timer ```cs MyTimer.Stop(); ``` Dispose the Timer ```cs MyTimer.Dispose(); ``` # Manual Setup You can manually configure the `Timer` and then `Start` it yourself instead of using `SetInterval` ## SetAction Sets the `Action` that will be triggered by the TimerCallback when the `Period` has elapsed ```cs MyTimer.SetAction(Action); ``` ## SetInterval Sets the Interval between `Actions` in `Milliseconds`. ```cs MyTimer.SetInterval(int); ``` ```cs MyTimer.GetInterval(); ``` ## SetResolution Set the `Resolution` of the Timer ```cs MyTimer.SetResolution(int); ``` ```cs MyTimer.GetResolution(); ``` The resolution is in milliseconds. The `Resolution` increases with smaller values. A resolution of 0 indicates periodic events should occur with the greatest possible accuracy. To reduce system overhead, however, you should use the maximum value appropriate for your application. The normal Resolution of a .Net Timer is around 12-15ms ## SetEventArgs Set `EventArgs` of the Timer ```cs MyTimer.SetEventArgs(EventArgs); ``` ```cs MyTimer.GetEventArgs(); ``` ## SetPeriodic Set the Periodic/OneShot Mode of the <see cref="PrecisionTimer"/> ```cs MyTimer.SetPeriodic(bool); ``` ```cs MyTimer.GetPeriodic(); ``` `True` if the `PrecisionTimer` should raise the `Ticks` Event each time the interval elapses. (Periodic) `False` if the `PrecisionTimer` should raise the event only once AFTER the first time the interval elapses. (One-Shot) # Timing Settings Global Multimedia Timer settings that affect your application [Set the Applications Minimum Resolution](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/timeapi/nf-timeapi-timebeginperiod) ```cs TimingSettings.SetMinimumTimerResolution(0); ``` [Clear the Applications Minimum Resolution](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/timeapi/nf-timeapi-timeendperiod) ```cs TimingSettings.ClearMinimumTimerResolution(0); ``` ## Multimedia Timer Precision Timer.NET is a Multimedia Timer. You can read more about Multimedia Timers on [MSDN](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/multimedia/multimedia-timer-reference) # Tips If you found this useful pleases consider leaving a tip - [x] BTC: 1NXUg88UvRWYn1WTnikVNn2fbbEtuTeXzm - [x] ETH: 0x50740d132481be4721b1742670031baee3655ec2 - [x] DOGE: DS6orKQwdK4sBTmwoS9NVqvWCKA5ksGPfa - [x] LTC: Lbd3oMKeokyXUQaxBDJpMMNVUws5wYhQES