A schedule that recurs forever, collecting all inputs into a list.
A new schedule derived from the specified schedule which adds the delay specified as output to the existing duration.
A schedule that recurs for until the predicate evaluates to true.
A schedule that recurs for as long as the predicate evaluates to true.
A schedule that will recur until the specified duration elapses.
A schedule that recurs forever, and computes the time since the beginning.
A schedule that always recurs, but will wait a certain amount between
repetitions, given by base * factor.pow(n)
, where n
is the number of
repetitions so far.
A schedule that always recurs, increasing delays by summing the preceeding two delays (similar to the fibonacci sequence).
A schedule that recurs on a fixed interval.
A schedule that recurs on a fixed interval. Returns the amount of time since the schedule began.
If the action takes run between updates longer than the interval, then the action will be run immediately, but re-runs will not "pile up".
|---------interval---------|---------interval---------| |action| |action|
A schedule that recurs forever, producing a count of inputs.
A schedule that recurs forever, returning each input as the output.
A schedule that recurs forever, mapping input values through the specified function.
A schedule that recurs forever, dumping input values to the specified sink, and returning those same values unmodified.
A schedule that never executes.
A schedule that never executes. Note that negating this schedule does not produce a schedule that executes.
A schedule that executes once.
A schedule that recurs forever, returning the constant for every output.
A schedule that recurs the specified number of times, producing a count of inputs.
A schedule that waits for the specified amount of time between each input.
A schedule that waits for the specified amount of time between each input. Returns the number of inputs so far.
|action|-----interval-----|action|-----interval-----|action|
A schedule that always recurs, and computes the output through recured application of a function to a base value.