It is very easy and convient for me to use lambdas and I had completly no problems with it except
schedulers. I somehow cannot get it working. Can someone post working code for scheduling function?
Something like:
this->schedule(schedule_selector([](float dt){/*something*/}));
… but working
KJS
July 24, 2014, 9:37am
#2
Node is using pointers to member function, that’s why your code does not work. Use scheduler if you wish to use lambdas:
auto scheduler = Director::getInstance()->getScheduler();
scheduler->schedule([](float dt)
{
log("callback");
}, this, 1.0f, kRepeatForever, 0.0f, false, "myCallbackKey");
Hi,
sorry for reviving back the topic.
@KJS
Can you please tell me what do you mean by
Also, what is the “CallbackKey ”
KJS:
myCallbackKey");
thanxx
hzlov
February 25, 2015, 12:48pm
#4
when use scheduler with Director::getInstance()->getScheduler()
Director::getInstance()->getScheduler()->schedule([&](float dt){
log("scheduled");
}, this, 0.1f, false, "schedulerKey"); // target(this) is required
or
this->schedule([&](float dt){
log("scheduled");
}, 0.f, 0, 0.2f, "schedulerKey"); // no target specified
and "schedulerKey"
is a key for unschedule("schedulerKey");
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Doing the both is same thing. Isn’t it?
and
I mean does it matter from where I am putting my update function because ultimately I will get my results. Isn’t it?
Thanx