Trying to create n-time Timer

[rickkas7]

That part of the timer declaration is most likely correct. I tested it when I posted this:

Using Timer in a class

Yes, having a timer as part of a class can be done like this: #include "Particle.h" class MyClass { public: MyClass(); virtual ~MyClass(); void start(); void timerCallback(); private: Timer timer; }; MyClass::MyClass() : timer(1000, &MyClass::timerCallback, *this) { } MyClass::~MyClass() { } void MyClass::start() { timer.start(); } void MyClass::timerCallback() { Serial.println("timerCallback"); } MyClass myClass; void setup() { Serial.begin(9600); myClass.start(); } void lo…

The part after the colon on a C++ constructor implementation can initialize the base class as well as any class member variables. And if the member variable is a class, and it has a constructor that takes parameters, you can set the constructor parameters there.