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Re: [Q] Noddy scheduling question
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Marcus G. Daniels |
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Re: [Q] Noddy scheduling question |
Date: |
06 Jul 1999 19:22:39 -0700 |
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>>>>> "KC" == Ken Cline <address@hidden> writes:
KC> I was thinking of something like:
KC> @protocol ActionSequence <RepeatInterval>
KC> SETTING
KC> -setStart: (timeval_t) t; // I'm not sure the set methods
KC -setEnd: (timeval_t) t; // need to be in the protocol?
KC> USING
KC> -(timeval_t) getStart; // Absolute time
KC> -(timeval_t) getEnd; // Absolute time
KC> @end
KC> where the default for start would be 0, the default for end
KC> would be `TimebaseMax' and the default for the repeat
KC> interval would be 1.
This does sound more convenient that what is there now.¹ But it might
be good to have an additional method for setting the end condition in
terms of a repeat count, since that would be exact.
KC> There could be an extension of the Schedule protocol that
KC> accepts an "ActionSequence", e.g.
KC> @protocol ScheduleSequel <Schedule>
KC> USING
KC> -during: (id <ActionSequence>) seq createAction: (id <ActionType>) act;
KC> ...
KC> @end
How is this different from activateIn:?
¹ The MAML folks may already have something like this.
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