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module Timers
	# An individual timer set to fire a given proc at a given time. A timer is
	# always connected to a Timer::Group but it would ONLY be in @group.timers
	# if it also has a @handle specified. Otherwise it is either PAUSED or has
	# been FIRED and is not recurring. You can manually enter this state by
	# calling #cancel and resume normal operation by calling #reset.
	class Timer
		include Comparable
		attr_reader :interval, :offset, :recurring
		
		def initialize(group, interval, recurring = false, offset = nil, &block)
			@group = group
			
			@interval = interval
			@recurring = recurring
			@block = block
			@offset = offset
			
			@handle = nil
			
			# If a start offset was supplied, use that, otherwise use the current timers offset.
			reset(@offset || @group.current_offset)
		end
		
		def paused?
			@group.paused_timers.include? self
		end
		
		def pause
			return if paused?
			
			@group.timers.delete self
			@group.paused_timers.add self
			
			@handle.cancel! if @handle
			@handle = nil
		end
		
		def resume
			return unless paused?
			
			@group.paused_timers.delete self
			
			# This will add us back to the group:
			reset
		end
		
		alias continue resume
		
		# Extend this timer
		def delay(seconds)
			@handle.cancel! if @handle
			
			@offset += seconds
			
			@handle = @group.events.schedule(@offset, self)
		end
		
		# Cancel this timer. Do not call while paused.
		def cancel
			return unless @handle
			
			@handle.cancel! if @handle
			@handle = nil
			
			# This timer is no longer valid:
			@group.timers.delete self if @group
		end
		
		# Reset this timer. Do not call while paused.
		# @param offset [Numeric] the duration to add to the timer.
		def reset(offset = @group.current_offset)
			# This logic allows us to minimise the interaction with @group.timers.
			# A timer with a handle is always registered with the group.
			if @handle
				@handle.cancel!
			else
				@group.timers << self
			end
			
			@offset = Float(offset) + @interval
			
			@handle = @group.events.schedule(@offset, self)
		end
		
		# Fire the block.
		def fire(offset = @group.current_offset)
			if recurring == :strict
				# ... make the next interval strictly the last offset + the interval:
				reset(@offset)
			elsif recurring
				reset(offset)
			else
				@offset = offset
			end
			
			@block.call(offset, self)
			
			cancel unless recurring
		end
		
		alias call fire
		
		# Number of seconds until next fire / since last fire
		def fires_in
			@offset - @group.current_offset if @offset
		end
		
		# Inspect a timer
		def inspect
			buffer = "#{to_s[0..-2]} ".dup
			
			if @offset
				if fires_in >= 0
					buffer << "fires in #{fires_in} seconds"
				else
					buffer << "fired #{fires_in.abs} seconds ago"
				end
				
				buffer << ", recurs every #{interval}" if recurring
			else
				buffer << "dead"
			end
			
			buffer << ">"
			
			return buffer
		end
	end
end