ScriptCallQueue Class Reference

ScriptCallQueue Class provide "lazy" calls - when we don't want to execute function immediately but later during frame update (used mainly in UI)
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Detailed Description

ScriptCallQueue Class provide "lazy" calls - when we don't want to execute function immediately but later during frame update (used mainly in UI)
usage:

class Arkanoid extends Game
{
 ref ScriptCallQueue m_CallQueue = new ScriptCallQueue();
 
 ScriptCallQueue GetCallQueue() { 
 return m_CallQueue;
 }
 
 override void OnUpdate(float timeslice)
 {
 m_CallQueue.Tick(timeslice);
 ...
 }
 ...
}
 
class MyObject
{
 int m_cnt = 0;
 
 void Hello(int p1, string p2)
 {
 Print("Hello( " + p1 + " , " + p2 + ")");
 }
 
 void Test()
 {
 Print(m_cnt);
 m_cnt++;
 
 if (m_cnt > 10)
 {
 ScriptCallQueue queue = GetGame().GetCallQueue();
 queue.Remove(Test);
 }
 }
}
 
void Test(MyObject obj)
{
 ScriptCallQueue queue = GetGame().GetCallQueue(); 
 queue.CallLater(obj.Hello, 5000, false, 65, "world"); // adds call 'obj.Hello(65, "world")' into queue, and it will be executed once after 5s
 queue.CallLater(obj.Test, 3000, true); // adds call 'obj.Test()' into queue, and it will be executed each 3s
 queue.Call(obj.Hello, 72, "world 2"); // adds call 'obj.Hello(72, "world 2")' into queue, and it will be executed next frame (on next call of ScriptCallQueue.Tick)
}

Definition at line 52 of file tools.c.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• DAYZ/scripts_v1.24.157551/scripts/gamelib/tools.c