Intresting, though I'm not sure I fully understand it.. it's a pretty complex example, I'm not sure I understand. So each time the setTimeout is fired, it automatically generates another timer?
I'm working on a moderately complex application that needs multiple timer functionality.. just not sure how to apply this example to it at this point.
Excellent, I think that might be what I'm looking for. With the setTimeInterval, it's only nec. to decalre it once I would assume, not like setTimeout where you must specify the next interval with another setTimeout once the first one is reached?
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