Examples of ejmf.toolkit.util.SourcedTimer

ejmf.toolkit.util.SourcedTimer
The SourcedTimer class implements a timer dependent on a named source. This is a generalization of a timer simply dependent on a monotonically increasing clock. An instance of SourcedTimer creates a java.swing.Timer and becomes a listener on that timer. This timer is called the base timer. Every time the base timer fires, the SourcedTimer object asks its source what time it is and then notifies its listeners. This class is used by the TimerPlayer to track media time. @see java.awt.swing.Timer @see ejmf.toolkit.TimeSource @see ejmf.examples.timerplayer.TimerPlayer @version 1.0 @author Rob Gordon & Steve Talley

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    public TimeDisplayControl(Controller controller) {
  this.controller = controller;


  // Create a timer and listener for 'ticks'
  timer = new SourcedTimer(this);
  timer.addSourcedTimerListener(this);


  // SourcedTimer units divided by divisor
  // equals seconds.
  divisor = timer.getConversionDivisor();

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  }
  setOperational(flg);
  // Duration is known and non-zero, all is well...
  if (flg) {
      // Setup timer
      controlTimer = new SourcedTimer(this, TIMER_TICK);
        controlTimer.addSourcedTimerListener(this);


      Time mTime = getController().getMediaTime();
      long mediaTime = mTime.getNanoseconds();

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