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current_expected is computed after the callback is called. But that is only relevant when the timer jumps. In normal operation, the value is computed incrementally from the time the timer was started.

Keep in mind that ros timers and controllers don't go hand in hand. The ros timer's rate varies, and if you dare to set a high rate, the actual rate is going to vary by a lot.

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