Function timerWithFunction

Wraps timer, computing a value for based on its elapsed value. fn creates this value.

const t = timerWithFunction(v=>v/2, relativeTimer(1000));
t.compute();

In the above case, relativeTimer(1000) creates a timer that goes from 0..1 over one second. fn will divide that value by 2, so t.compute() will yield values 0..0.5.

timerWithFunction(fn, timer): HasCompletion & Timer & {
get isDone(): boolean;
} & {
compute: (() => number);
}
Parameters
- fn: ((v: number) => number)
  - - (v): number
    - Parameters
      v: number
      Returns number
- timer: CompletionTimer
Returns HasCompletion & Timer & {
get isDone(): boolean;
} & {
compute: (() => number);
}

Function timerWithFunction

Parameters

Parameters

Returns number

Returns HasCompletion & Timer & { get isDone(): boolean; } & { compute: (() => number); }

Settings

Returns HasCompletion & Timer & {
get isDone(): boolean;
} & {
compute: (() => number);
}