| Safe Haskell | Safe |
|---|---|
| Language | Haskell2010 |
SDL.Time
Contents
- ticks :: MonadIO m => m Word32
- time :: (Fractional a, MonadIO m) => m a
- delay :: MonadIO m => Word32 -> m ()
- type TimerCallback = Word32 -> IO RetriggerTimer
- data Timer
- data RetriggerTimer
- addTimer :: MonadIO m => Word32 -> TimerCallback -> m Timer
- removeTimer :: MonadIO m => Timer -> m Bool
Time Measurement
ticks :: MonadIO m => m Word32 Source
Number of milliseconds since library initialization.
See SDL_GetTicks for C documentation.
time :: (Fractional a, MonadIO m) => m a Source
The current time in seconds since some arbitrary starting point (consist over the life of the application).
This time is derived from the system's performance counter - see SDL_GetPerformanceFrequency and SDL_GetPerformanceCounter for C documentation about the implementation.
Timer
delay :: MonadIO m => Word32 -> m () Source
Wait a specified number of milliseconds before returning.
Users are generally recommended to use threadDelay instead, to take advantage of the abilities of the Haskell runtime.
See SDL_Delay for C documentation.
type TimerCallback = Word32 -> IO RetriggerTimer Source
A TimerCallback is called with the interval size of the callback. It can return information as to whether or not the timer should continue to exist.
A timer created by addTimer. This Timer can be removed with removeTimer.
data RetriggerTimer Source
RetriggerTimer allows a callback to inform SDL if the timer should be retriggered or cancelled
Constructors
| Reschedule Word32 | Retrigger the timer again in a given number of milliseconds. |
| Cancel | Cancel future invocations of this timer. |
addTimer :: MonadIO m => Word32 -> TimerCallback -> m Timer Source
Set up a callback function to be run on a separate thread after the specified number of milliseconds has elapsed.
See SDL_AddTimer for C documentation.
removeTimer :: MonadIO m => Timer -> m Bool Source
Remove a Timer.
See SDL_RemoveTimer for C documentation.