How to tell how long until TIMER executes?

say I have a timer set to execute every minute,
is there a way to tell how many miliseconds until the timer
executes again.
for instance If I checked halfway between the TIMER's
execution it should say "30000" (30 seconds intil timer exec again)
I have a timer set to execute every so often and I want to
also have a countdown to let the user know how long until the next
execution.
Thanks

Hi John,
There's nothing built in. (You can file an enhancement
request at
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform
- maybe send it to both AIR and Flash Player).
But you could probably write your own by updating a counter
when the Timer event does fire. Your look up method could look at
the counter and the current time and figure out the difference
based on the interval set. You could use either the getTimer()
function or the Date.getTime() method for this.
I hope this helps!
-Erica

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