If I don\'t know the return value of setInterval()
or setTimeOut()
, can I still use clearInterveral(id)
or clearTimeOut(id)
You can replace original both setTimeout and setInterval like:
setInterval = (function( oldsetInterval){
var registered=[],
f = function(a,b){
return registered[ registered.length ] = oldsetInterval(a,b)
};
f.clearAll = function(){
var r;
while( r = registered.pop()) {
clearInterval( r );
}
};
return f;
})(window.setInterval);
And now:
setInterval( function(){alert(5000)}, 5000 );
setInterval( function(){alert(10000)}, 10000 );
setInterval.clearAll();
Suggesting a commentary from @PointedEars you shouldn't use the same name so:
reportingSetInterval = as above;
reportingSetInterval( function(){alert(5000)}, 5000 );
and so on..
As far as I know, this is not possible without the original id, so storing that, maybe in an array would be a good idea
You can use a register pattern based object for this.