Is it possible to assign a timer to an object and then have it 'go off' or something?  Going off like perhaps calling a TimerProc function?  But instead of just setting a timer you know nothing about with SetTimer(), can you do something like this (psuedo code): TimerObject idleTime = BeginTimer(...); And then also be able to interupt that timer or reset that timer with a member function of that object or something?  Obviously whatever where there is which accomplishes this won't be what I describe above, but if there's a way to accomplish what I want.

What I am trying to accomplish is idleban essentially.  Each user in the channel is assigned a channel_user_data structure which has members like username, flags, access, ping, etc. and when that structure is filled out its object is assigned to a user map.  I want a timer object to be one of those members, and have it go off in a manner that I can detect it at any time (perhaps an event?) and then be able to respond appropriately (idleban for instance).

(you can manipulate the delay on your wait function to do that)