unit WTimer; interface uses Windows, SysUtils, SyncObjs; type TWaitableTimer = class(TSynchroObject) protected FHandle: THandle; FPeriod: LongInt; FDueTime: TDateTime; FLastError: Integer; FLongTime: Int64; public constructor Create(ManualReset : Boolean; TimerAttributes: PSecurityAttributes; const Name : string ); destructor Destroy; override; procedure Start; procedure Stop; function Wait(Timeout: LongInt): TWaitResult; property Handle: THandle read FHandle; property LastError: integer read FLastError; property Period: integer read FPeriod write FPeriod; property Time: TDateTime read FDueTime write FDueTime; property LongTime: int64 read FLongTime write FLongTime; end; implementation { TWaitableTimer } constructor TWaitableTimer.Create(ManualReset: Boolean; TimerAttributes: PSecurityAttributes; const Name: string); var pName: PChar; begin inherited Create; if Name = '' then pName := nil else pName := PChar(Name); FHandle := CreateWaitableTimer(TimerAttributes, ManualReset, pName); end; destructor TWaitableTimer.Destroy; begin CloseHandle(FHandle); inherited Destroy; end; procedure TWaitableTimer.Start; var SysTime: TSystemTime; LocalTime, UTCTime: FileTime; Value: Int64 absolute UTCTime; begin if FLongTime = 0 then begin DateTimeToSystemTime(FDueTime, SysTime); SystemTimeToFileTime(SysTime, LocalTime); LocalFileTimeToFileTime(LocalTime, UTCTime); end else Value := FLongTime; SetWaitableTimer(FHandle, Value, FPeriod, nil, nil, False); end; procedure TWaitableTimer.Stop; begin CancelWaitableTimer(FHandle); end; function TWaitableTimer.Wait(Timeout: Integer): TWaitResult; begin case WaitForSingleObjectEx(Handle, Timeout, BOOL(1)) of WAIT_ABANDONED: Result := wrAbandoned; WAIT_OBJECT_0: Result := wrSignaled; WAIT_TIMEOUT: Result := wrTimeout; WAIT_FAILED: begin Result := wrError; FLastError := GetLastError; end; else Result := wrError; end; end; end.