Difference between revisions of "Lua:Class:Timer"
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local function timer_tick(timer) | local function timer_tick(timer) | ||
-- code setting done state. | -- code setting done state. | ||
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| − | local someTimer = createTimer( | + | local someTimer = createTimer(MainForm, false) |
someTimer.Interval = 100 | someTimer.Interval = 100 | ||
someTimer.OnTimer = timer_tick | someTimer.OnTimer = timer_tick | ||
someTimer.Enabled = true | someTimer.Enabled = true | ||
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| + | local function timer_tick(timer) | ||
| + | -- code setting done state. | ||
| + | if DoneState == true then | ||
| + | timer.destroy() | ||
| + | end | ||
| + | end | ||
| + | local someTimer = createTimer() | ||
| + | someTimer.Interval = 100 | ||
| + | someTimer.OnTimer = timer_tick | ||
Latest revision as of 22:15, 25 July 2018
Timer class: (Inheritance: Component->Object)
The timer class is an non visual component that when active triggers an onTimer event every tick. (base on Interval property)
Contents
Creation[edit]
- createTimer(owner OPTIONAL, enabled OPTIONAL)
- Returns a newly created timer object.
- If enabled is not given it will be enabled by default (will start as soon as an onTimer event has been assigned)
- Owner may be nil, but you will be responsible for destroying it instead of being the responsibility of the owner object)
Tip: use getMainForm for the owner of any timer so that it is destroyed when the main form is destroyed (closed).
createTimer(getMainForm())
Properties[edit]
- Interval : integer
- The number of milliseconds (1000 = 1 second) between ticks (executions).
- Enabled : boolean
- The enable state of the Timer.
- OnTimer : function(timer)
- The function to call when the timer triggers (tick).
Methods[edit]
- getInterval() : integer
- Returns the speed on how often the timer will trigger. In milliseconds (1000 = 1 second).
- setInterval(interval)
- Sets the speed on how often the timer should trigger. In milliseconds (1000 = 1 second).
- getOnTimer() : function(timer)
- Returns the 'OnTimer' event.
- setOnTimer(function(timer))
- Sets the 'OnTimer' event.
- getEnabled() : boolean
- Returns the enable state of the Timer.
- setEnabled(state)
- Sets the enable state of the Timer.
Examples[edit]
local timer = createTimer(getMainForm())
timer.Interval = 100
timer.OnTimer = function(timer)
-- code setting done state.
if DoneState == true then
timer.destroy()
end
end
local function timer_tick(timer)
-- code setting done state.
if DoneState == true then
timer.destroy()
end
end
local someTimer = createTimer(MainForm, false)
someTimer.Interval = 100
someTimer.OnTimer = timer_tick
someTimer.Enabled = true
local function timer_tick(timer)
-- code setting done state.
if DoneState == true then
timer.destroy()
end
end
local someTimer = createTimer()
someTimer.Interval = 100
someTimer.OnTimer = timer_tick
