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Instead of waiting for zone.js to patch our global declarations and break the lazy module loading optimizations there, we'll let it patch stuff before "globals" gets loaded, so that it doesn't touch (and break) the code there. Of course, that requires that functions that need legit patching need to be made aware of the zone, or get patched later on. The global.zonedCallback function makes that easy, and we use it for setTimeout/setInterval.
Timer module. Functions also can be availble in the global context if you require globals module.
require("globals");
setTimeout(function(){ log("Test"); }, 2000);
var id = setTimeout(function(){ log("Test"); }, 2000);
...
clearTimeout(id);
setInterval(function(){ log("Test"); }, 2000);
var intervalId = setInterval(function(){ log("Test"); }, 2000);
...
clearInterval(intervalId)
OR
var timer = require("timer");
timer.setTimeout(function(){ log("Test"); }, 2000);
var id = timer.setTimeout(function(){ log("Test"); }, 2000);
...
timer.clearTimeout(id);
timer.setInterval(function(){ log("Test"); }, 2000);
var intervalId = timer.setInterval(function(){ log("Test"); }, 2000);
...
timer.clearInterval(intervalId)
The second parameter for setTimeout and setInterval is optional with default value of 0.