Can modify options after initialization and invoking countdown method #258
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Hi,
I don't know if I'm using GitHub properly, but I made the following change to the codebase. When initializing the countdown timer, I could pass in an object with a defer property such that I could start the timer at a later time. However, when I invoke the "countdown" method later the timer starts immediately. I wanted the option such that I could specify that future invocations of the "countdown" method requires an explicit call to "start" to actually start the timer.
Having made the modification, I might as well provide the user the ability to specify other options when invoking the "countdown" method (specifically, he/she can set the elapse and precision option for the next invocation).