Hello, Raul, >1 - Create a timer watcher with a high period (e.g. 60) >2 - Create it parked, so it won't run >3 - the $watcher->interval; reports 60. >4 - set it to lower value (e.g. 1) $watcher->interval(1); >5 - the $watcher->interval; reports 1 (as expected) >6 - start the watcher $watcher->start; >7 - the even will occurr just 60s later and not 1s.
I tried it and found it exactly as you said. The first event occurs after the initial interval, while subsequent events take the new interval value into account. Luckily, again() behaves differently: if again() is used instead of start(), even the first event is recognized correctly. This could be used as a workaround. Jochen