Function try_sleep

pub fn try_sleep(duration: Duration) -> Result<Sleep<'static>, TimerError>

Returns a Future that completes after the specified Duration.

This function uses the global default timer, and the returned Timeout future will live for the 'static lifetime. See the module-level documentation for details on using the global default timer.

Returns

• Ok(Sleep) if a new Sleep future was created successfully.
• Err(TimerError::NoGlobalTimer) if a global timer was not set by calling set_global_timer first.
• Err(TimerError::DurationTooLong) if the requested sleep duration exceeds the global timer’s maximum sleep duration.

Panics

This function does not panic. For a version of this function that panics rather than returning a TimerError, use sleep() instead.

Examples

use maitake::time;

async fn example() {
    // try to sleep for one second
    match time::try_sleep(time::Duration::from_secs(1)) {
        // the sleep future was created successfully, so we can now await it.
        Ok(sleep) => {
            sleep.await;
            println!("one second has passed!");
        },
        Err(time::TimerError::NoGlobalTimer) =>
            println!("timer is not initialized"),
        Err(time::TimerError::DurationTooLong { .. }) =>
            unreachable!("1 second should not exceed the max duration"),
        Err(error) => panic!("unexpected timer error: {error}"),
    }
}