Timers on browsers are defined in HTML5 spec.
http://www.whatwg.org/specs/web-apps/current-work/multipage/timers.html#timers
So setInterval() of Chrome returns a long integer as a handle,
however, that of Node returns an object which need not follow the HTML5
spec.
(2012/11/22 12:44), kuno wrote:
I just noticed that the return value of setInterval function in
chrome/node are different.
In chrome the setInterval function returns a integer as the id, but in
node 0.8.14, it return a object like this:
```
{ ontimeout: [Function] }
```
and the ontimeout function itself look like this:
```
function () {
callback.apply(timer, args);
}
```
Can someone kind enough to explain me, why?
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