package TimerDialog
import NoWurst
import Colors

public function timer.createTimerDialog() returns timerdialog
	return CreateTimerDialog(this)

public function timerdialog.destr()
	DestroyTimerDialog(this)

public function timerdialog.setTitle(string title)
	TimerDialogSetTitle(this, title)

public function timerdialog.setTitleColor(int red, int green, int blue, int alpha)
	TimerDialogSetTitleColor(this, red, green, blue, alpha)

public function timerdialog.setTitleColor(colorA colorA)
	TimerDialogSetTitleColor(this, colorA.red, colorA.green, colorA.blue, colorA.alpha)

public function timerdialog.setTimeColor(int red, int green, int blue, int alpha)
	TimerDialogSetTimeColor(this, red, green, blue, alpha)

public function timerdialog.setTimeColor(colorA colorA)
	TimerDialogSetTimeColor(this, colorA.red, colorA.green, colorA.blue, colorA.alpha)

/** Multiplies the  timer's tick rate and remaining time, so that the overall elapsed time stays the same.
For example, timer was started with initial time 60 seconds.
If speed is set to 2, then the time shown in dialog will be 120 seconds, but counting is two times faster.
If speed is set to 0.5, then the time shown in dialog will be 30 seconds, but counting is two times slower. */
public function timerdialog.setSpeed(real speedMultFactor)
	TimerDialogSetSpeed(this, speedMultFactor)

public function timerdialog.display(boolean display)
	TimerDialogDisplay(this, display)

public function timerdialog.isDisplayed() returns boolean
	return IsTimerDialogDisplayed(this)

public function timerdialog.setRealTimeRemaining(real timeRemaining)
	TimerDialogSetRealTimeRemaining(this, timeRemaining)