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Properties

Property	Description
`ms`	`(get) ms: ScalarSignal (set) (Not Available)` Specifies a `ScalarSignal` indicating the number of milliseconds elapsed since the first frame.

Methods

Method	Description
`clearInterval`	`clearInterval(timer: Subscription): void` Cancels a callback set by `setInterval`. This function is provided as a to match the traditional JS `clearInterval` API. Note: This is equivalent to `Subscription.unsubscribe`.
`clearTimeout`	`clearTimeout(timer: Subscription): void` Cancels a callback set by `setTimeout`. This has no effect if the timeout has already been triggered. This function is provided as a to match the traditional JS `clearTimeout` API. Note: This is equivalent to `Subscription.unsubscribe`.
`setInterval`	`setInterval(callback: Function, delay: Number): Subscription` Returns a `Subscription` object. The function specified by `callback` is called at intervals specified by `delay` in milliseconds. The `setInterval` will continue calling the `callback` until `TimeModule.clearInterval` is called. The `callback` is a function that has one argument, the elapsed time since the timer started. An exception is thrown when the `delay` is zero or less. Note: An interval can be canceled either via `Subscription.unsubscribe` or `TimeModule.clearInterval`.
`setIntervalWithSnapshot`	`setInterval(snapshot: { [string]: Signal}, callback: Function, delay: Number): Subscription` Returns a `Subscription` object. The function specified by `callback` is called at intervals specified by `delay` in milliseconds using `Snapshot` of signals. `Snapshot` is a dictionary of String/Bool/Scalar signals, which will be passed as JSON to the callback function using lastValue from requested signals. The `setIntervalWithSnapshot` will continue calling the `callback` until `TimeModule.clearInterval` is called. The `callback` is a function that has two arguments, the elapsed time since the timer started, and the snapshot JSON An exception is thrown when the `delay` is zero or less. Note: An interval can be canceled either via `Subscription.unsubscribe` or `TimeModule.clearInterval`.
`setTimeout`	`setTimeout(callback: Function, delay: Number): Subscription` Returns a `Subscription` object. The function specified by `callback` is called after the specified `delay` in milliseconds. The `callback` is a function that has one argument, the elapsed time since the timer started. Note: A timeout can be canceled either via `Subscription.unsubscribe` or `TimeModule.clearTimeout`. Note: This is equivalent to `Time.ms.sub(Time.ms.pin()).trigger(delay).subscribe(callback)`.
`setTimeoutWithSnapshot`	`setTimeout(snapshot: { [string]: Signal}, callback: Function, delay: Number): Subscription` Returns a `Subscription` object. The function specified by `callback` is called after the specified `delay` in milliseconds using `Snapshot` of signals. `Snapshot` is a dictionary of String/Bool/Scalar signals, which will be passed as JSON to the callback function using lastValue from requested signals. The `callback` is a function that has two arguments, the elapsed time since the timer started and the snapshot JSON. Note: A timeout can be canceled either via `Subscription.unsubscribe` or `TimeModule.clearTimeout`. Note: This is equivalent to `Time.ms.sub(Time.ms.pin()).trigger(delay).subscribeWithSnapshot(snapshot, callback)`.