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I have written a module I intend to release on CPAN which mimics the JavaScript functions setInterval() and clearInterval().

I have the "forks" version ready, and will also release a "threads" version.

My question is - what do you call this? "Interval" is already taken and means something else. "forks::interval" and "threads::interval" sound nice but I haven't contacted the forks/threads module maintainers yet.

Usage looks like this: 
  use whatever::Interval;

  my $interval = whatever::Interval->setInterval(
    action   => \&do_stuff,
    interval => 1000, # One second
  );
  # "do_stuff()" gets executed once every second.

  # ...later...
  $interval->clearInterval();

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Thoughts? Ideas? Does this functionality already exist in another module?

In reply to Help with module name by jdrago_999

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