public Timer CreateTimer(float waitTime, Timer.OnTimerFinished onTimerFinished = null, Timer.OnTimerTicked onTimerTicked = null)
{
timers.Add(new Timer(waitTime, onTimerFinished, onTimerTicked));
return(timers[timers.Count - 1]);
}
/// <summary>
/// Creates a new timer. If startNow is set to true, it will automatically start the countdown. If not you will have to call Start().
/// If you don't want to use one of the delegates (for example the onTimerFinished) you can just pass null to it.
/// </summary>
public static Timer CreateTimer(float waitTime, Timer.OnTimerFinished onTimerFinished = null, Timer.OnTimerTicked onTimerTicked = null, bool startNow = true)
{
Debug.Log("Creating SimpleTimer");
timers.Add(new Timer(waitTime, onTimerFinished, onTimerTicked, startNow));
return(timers[timers.Count - 1]); // Return a reference to the created timer.
}
/// <summary>
/// Creates and initializes a new instance of a Timer.
/// </summary>
internal Timer(float waitTime, Timer.OnTimerFinished onTimerFinished = null, Timer.OnTimerTicked onTimerTicked = null, bool startNow = true)
{
SetWaitTime(waitTime);
this.onTimerFinished = onTimerFinished;
this.onTimerTicked = onTimerTicked;
if (startNow)
{
Start();
}
else
{
Pause();
}
}
internal Timer(float waitTime, Timer.OnTimerFinished onTimerFinished = null, Timer.OnTimerTicked onTimerTicked = null)
{
SetWaitTime(waitTime);
this.onTimerFinished = onTimerFinished;
this.onTimerTicked = onTimerTicked;
}
