at
at — a timer that initiates an action at a given time, or
regularly.
at (day, month, year, hour, minute, second, actions...)
dayRestriction on the day of the month
(1-31), or nil for
none.
monthRestriction on the month of the year
(1-12), or nil for
none.
yearRestriction on the year
(1994-2026), or nil for
none.
hourRestriction on the hour of the day
(0-23), or nil for
none.
minuteRestriction on the minute in the hour
(0-59), or nil for
none.
secondRestriction on the second in the minute
(0-59), or nil for
none.
actionsThe actions to perform when the specified time arrives.
An integer number which may be used as the argument to
cancel.
This function specifies an action to be performed at a given time, or to
occur regularly at certain times of the minute,
hour, day,
month or year. A
restriction on a particular attribute of the time will cause
at to fire only if that restriction is true.
A restriction may be any number in the legal range of that attribute, or a
list of numbers in that range. Illegal values for the time will be
normalized. For example, a time specified as July 0, 1994 00:00:00 will be
treated as June 30, 1994 00:00:00. If nil is specified for any attribute of
the time, this implies no restriction and at will fire
cyclically at every legal value for that attribute.
For Gamma to notice a timer, you must make a call to
next_event. To notice repeating timers, the call to
next_event can be used with a call to
while(t).
//To print "hello" at 12:00 noon on June 2, 1994:
at(2,6,1994,12,0,0,#princ("hello\n"));
//To print "hello" at 12:00 noon on the first day
//of every month in 1994:
at(1,nil,1994,12,0,0,#princ("hello\n"));
//To print "hello" every half minute at 30 seconds
//and on the minute on the 1st and 15th of every month
//except July and August, for any year:
at(list(1,15), list(1,2,3,4,5,6,9,10,11,12),list(0,30), #(princ "hello\n"));
//To print "hello" every 10 seconds during the hour
//of 3:00pm every December 21st.
at(21,12,nil,15,nil,list(0,10,20,30,40,50), #princ("hello\n"));
after, every,
_timers_ in Predefined Symbosl