Java javax.swing Timer fields, constructors, methods, implement or subclass

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Introduction

In this page you can find the methods, fields and constructors for javax.swing Timer.

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Subclass

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Constructor

	Timer(int delay, ActionListener listener) Creates a Timer and initializes both the initial delay and between-event delay to delay milliseconds.

Method

void	addActionListener(ActionListener listener) Adds an action listener to the `Timer`.
Class	getClass() Returns the runtime class of this Object .
int	getDelay() Returns the delay, in milliseconds, between firings of action events.
boolean	isRepeats() Returns `true` (the default) if the `Timer` will send an action event to its listeners multiple times.
boolean	isRunning() Returns true if the Timer is running.
void	restart() Restarts the `Timer`, canceling any pending firings and causing it to fire with its initial delay.
void	setCoalesce(boolean flag) Sets whether the `Timer` coalesces multiple pending `ActionEvent` firings.
void	setDelay(int delay) Sets the `Timer`'s between-event delay, the number of milliseconds between successive action events.
void	setInitialDelay(int initialDelay) Sets the `Timer`'s initial delay, the time in milliseconds to wait after the timer is started before firing the first event.
void	setLogTimers(boolean flag) Enables or disables the timer log.
void	setRepeats(boolean flag) If `flag` is `false`, instructs the `Timer` to send only one action event to its listeners.
void	start() Starts the `Timer`, causing it to start sending action events to its listeners.
void	stop() Stops the `Timer`, causing it to stop sending action events to its listeners.