The SetInterval () method can call a function or a calculation expression in the specified period (in milliseconds).
The Clearinterval () method can cancel the periodic method call.
When the setinterval call completes, it returns a timer ID that can be used in the future for the timer
Access, and if the ID is passed to clearinterval, the execution of the invoked process code can be terminated.
JS setinterval () usage
Countdown instance
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<script language= "javascript" Function timer () { var value= Number (document.all[' time '].value); if (value==2) { timeid=window.setinterval ("Change ()", 1000); Clearinterval ( Timeid); } Else Window.setinterval ("Change ()", 1000); } Function Change () { var value=number (document.all[' time '].value), if (value>1) document.all[' time '. value=value-1; Else { document.all[' time '].value= ' agree; return false; } } </script> <body onload= "timer ()" <input name= "Time" value= "button" Style= "width:40px;"/> </body> |
JS Clearinterval () method
SetTimeout () method of use in JS class
settimeout (expression, delay time)
settimeout (expression, interaction time)
Delay Time/Interaction time is in Hao seconds (1000ms=1s)
SetTimeout at execution time, after the specified time, after loading, to execute an expression, execute once
SetTimeout at execution time, it executes an expression at a specified time, after it has been loaded
1, Basic usage:
Execute a piece of code:
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var i=0; SetTimeout ("I+=1;alert (i)", 1000); To perform a function: var i=0; settimeout (function () {I+=1;alert (i);},1000);
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Note the difference between the two methods above.
Here's another executive function:
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var i = 0; function Test () { i+=1; alert (i); } settimeout ("Test ()", 1000); can also be like this: settimeout (test,1000); Summary: SetTimeout's prototype is this: Itimerid = Window.settimeout (Vcode, Imilliseconds [, Slanguage]) settimeout have two forms settimeout (code,interval) & nbsp settimeout (Func,interval,args) |
Where code is a string
Func is a function.
Note that the meaning of "function" is an expression, not a statement.
Like you want to perform a function periodically
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function A () { //... } can be written as SetTimeout ("A ()", 1000) Or SetTimeout (a,1000) |
Note that in the second form, it is a, do not write a (), remember!!!
Solutions for SetInterval and settimeout that cannot pass functions with parameters
In JS, whether settimeout or setinterval, use the function name as the call handle can not take parameters, and in many cases must take parameters,
This needs to be solved in a way.
First, in the form of a string:--(defect) parameters can not be periodically changed
SetInterval ("foo (ID)", 1000);
Second, anonymous function packaging (recommended)
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Window.setinterval (function () { Foo (ID); }, 1000); |
This allows you to periodically execute the Foo (ID) function and pass the variable ID in;
Iii. defining functions that return parameterless functions
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function foo (ID) { alert (ID); } function _foo (ID) { return function () { Foo (ID); } } Window.setinterval (_foo (ID), 1000); |
This defines a function _foo, which receives a parameter and returns a function with no parameters, which uses the arguments of the external function inside the function to invoke it without using parameters.
In window. In the SetInterval function, the _foo (ID) is used to return a function handle with no parameters, thus enabling the function of parameter passing.
Iv. Modification of SetInterval
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function foo (ID) { alert (ID); } var _sto = setinterval; Window.setinterval = function (Callback,timeout,param) { var args = Array.prototype.slice.call (arguments,2); var _CB = function () { Callback.apply (Null,args); } _sto (_cb,timeout); } Window.setinterval (Hello,3000,username); |
All of the above methods are also suitable for settimeout.