Best Webtau code snippet using org.testingisdocumenting.webtau.expectation.timer.SystemTimerConfig.createExpectationTimer
Source:SystemTimerConfig.java
...21 public static void setWaitTimeout(int waitTimeout) {22 SystemTimerConfig.waitTimeout = waitTimeout;23 }24 @Override25 public ExpectationTimer createExpectationTimer() {26 return new SystemTimeExpectationTimer();27 }28 @Override29 public long defaultTimeoutMillis() {30 return waitTimeout;31 }32 @Override33 public long defaultTickMillis() {34 return 100;35 }36}...
createExpectationTimer
Using AI Code Generation
1val timer = createExpectationTimer()2val timer = createExpectationTimer(1, 0.1)3val timer = createExpectationTimer {4}5val timer = createExpectationTimer {6 onTimeout {7 }8}9val timer = createExpectationTimer {10 onTimeout {11 }12 onTimeout {13 }14}15val timer = createExpectationTimer {16 onTimeout {17 }18 onTimeout {19 }20 onTimeout {21 }22}23val timer = createExpectationTimer {24 onTimeout {25 }26 onTimeout {27 }28 onTimeout {29 }30 onTimeout {31 }32}
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