There are a global CCTimer in CCDirector ?

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neofar
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Hello.

I'm searching how to obtain a CCTime for current execution time ... I'm working with a joystick implementation and I need to add a delay for the button press, example: if you press the 'a' button I need that this button setup his 'down' property every 0.5 seconds.

So I need a current Time for setting this logic ... yes, I now that I can use a clock .. a NSDate ... but I want to use the same logic with the schedudle timers .. and I was searching, but I cant' found any timer in CCDirector

thanks

Posted 1 year ago #
Ozden79
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A quick solution would be using the time provided in update method. You can have a variable to be used as your timer and once detected a button has been tapped, can start to add the time into that variable, which has 0 value at start. At last, once it reached to some value, you can do your delayed action.

Posted 1 year ago #
neofar
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Yes .. I think in this method.
Really I need to do what you explain, but I want to make it out of any schedule event. I think that finally, I will evaluate the joystick actions in a 'update:(ccTime) delta' so will be easy to use this timer ... But I'm searching for use an own timer inside my Joystick Class

Posted 1 year ago #
neofar
Member

Hey ... Finally I solved the problem using CACurrentMediaTime();
Thanks

Posted 1 year ago #

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