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ClosureTimers

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function static timer.doAfter(real timeToWait, CallbackSingle cb) returns CallbackSingle

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Execute an action after a certain time. The callback object is automatically destroyed. Must be used on a timer acquired with `getTimer()` Example use: | someTimer.doAfter(10.0) -> | print("10 seconds later")

function doAfter(real timeToWait, CallbackSingle cb) returns CallbackSingle

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Execute an action after a certain time. The callback object is automatically destroyed. Example use: | doAfter(10.0) -> | print("10 seconds later")

function doAfterWithDialogue(real timeToWait, string titleText, Callback cb) returns CallbackSingle

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Execute an action after a certain time. The timer is accompanied by a visible timerdialog with the title text provided. The callback object is automatically destroyed. Example use: | doAfterWithDialogue(10.0, "Respawn in") -> | hero.revive() | print("10 seconds later")

function static timer.doPeriodically(real time, CallbackPeriodic cb) returns CallbackPeriodic

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Execute an action periodically. The callback has to be destroyed manually. Must be used on a timer acquired with `getTimer()` Example use: | someTimer.doPeriodically(0.5) cb -> | if i > 10 | destroy cb

function doPeriodically(real time, CallbackPeriodic cb) returns CallbackPeriodic

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Execute an action periodically. The callback has to be destroyed manually. Example use: | doPeriodically(0.5) cb -> | if i > 10 | destroy cb

function static timer.doPeriodicallyCounted(real time, int callAmount, CallbackCounted cb) returns CallbackCounted

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execute an action periodically, with a limited amount of calls The callback object is destroyed after the action has been executed callAmount times. Must be used on a timer acquired with `getTimer()` Example use: | someTimer.doPeriodicallyCounted(0.5, 100) cb -> | doSomething()

function doPeriodicallyCounted(real time, int callAmount, CallbackCounted cb) returns CallbackCounted

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execute an action periodically, with a limited amount of calls The callback object is destroyed after the action has been executed callAmount times. Example use: | doPeriodicallyCounted(0.5, 100) cb -> | doSomething()

function static timer.doPeriodicallyTimed(real interval, real timerDuration, CallbackCounted cb) returns CallbackCounted

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execute an action periodically, with a limited duration The callback object is destroyed afterwards. Must be used on a timer acquired with `getTimer()` Example use: | someTimer.doPeriodicallyCounted(0.5, 10.) -> | doSomething()

function doPeriodicallyTimed(real interval, real timerDuration, CallbackCounted cb) returns CallbackCounted

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execute an action periodically, with a limited duration The callback object is destroyed afterwards. Example use: | doPeriodicallyCounted(0.5, 10.) -> | doSomething()

function nullTimer(CallbackSingle cb) returns CallbackSingle

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Execute an action with a 0-second timer delay. The callback object is destroyed afterwards.

interface Callback

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function call()

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class CallbackCounted

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function call(CallbackCounted cb)

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function getCount() returns int

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function isLast() returns boolean

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function progress() returns real

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Returns a value between 0 and 1.

function start(timer whichTimer, real time, int callAmount)

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function stop()

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class CallbackPeriodic

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function call(CallbackPeriodic cb)

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function start(timer whichTimer, real time)

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class CallbackSingle

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function call()

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function getRemaining() returns real

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function start(timer whichTimer, real time)

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