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The Timer Class
The Timer class implements the concept of an alarm clock — you can set it to cue: an object at some future time.
| In file: | system.sc |
| Inherits from: | Object |
| Inherited by: | none |
Properties
cycleCnt
The interval to be timed measured in animation cycles. This is set by the set: and setCycle: methods, and should not be manipulated directly.
seconds
The interval to be timed measured in seconds. This is set by the setReal: method and should not be manipulated directly.
lastTime
Used internally when timing seconds.
client
The object to cue: when the timer goes off.
Methods
- Notes
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