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NullTask Element Documentation

NAME

NullTask — Click element; associated with a do-nothing Task

SYNOPSIS

NullTask([ LIMIT, STOP, ACTIVE])

Ports: none

DESCRIPTION

NullTask simply schedule a task which, when scheduled, does nothing. This can be useful for benchmarking.

  • LIMIT — Unsigned. NullTask will schedule itself at most LIMIT times. 0 means forever. Default is 0.
  • STOP — Boolean. If true, NullTask will stop the driver when LIMIT is reached. Default is false.
  • ACTIVE — Boolean. If false, NullTask will not schedule itself at initialization time. Use the scheduled write handler to schedule the task later. Default is true.

ELEMENT HANDLERS

  • count (read-only) — Returns the number of times the element has been scheduled.
  • reset (write-only) — Resets the count to 0.

SEE ALSO

ScheduleInfo

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