Using Timer Class in Rule Making

[binderth (Thomas Binder)]

as for the timer Syntax, mine were like Olymp wrote (make sure to place the ] after resetting the timer).

alternative approach: using expire binding instead of timer
a small hint, if you’re thinking of using more timers, use expire functionality…
I replaced my timers with an easier to read and implement design pattern using the expire binding:

Design Pattern: Expire Binding Based Timers

Problem Statement One often needs to schedule some code to execute at some time in the future. The “usual” way to achieve this is by using a Timer which lets you create and schedule a lambda to execute at a given date and time. However, Timers have their drawbacks including: the need to keep track of open Timers so they can be canceled at a later date, often requiring the use of HashMaps or some other data structure rescheduling or creating a cascade of Timers is challenging (i.e. when a tim…

This way, it’s much easier to comprehend the purpose of the timer - even after returning to your Code after some days/week/months/…