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How to trigger a method to run after x seconds?
How do I trigger a method to run after x seconds? I am working on a C# Windows Forms application where I need the method to pause for 30 seconds until it continues on to the next line of code. I have tried Thread.Sleep () which wasn’t suitable for this application and I’ve understood that I should use some sort of timer instead.
// If so, we held the button for [holdTime] seconds. Time.time returns the time since the game started in seconds, by catching the time the moment the button is pressed we get the start of the hold action.
How to hold key down for X amount of seconds?
What i want to do is when you hold down a key for x amount of seconds it wil do something. And if you released the key before you reached the x amount of seconds it will not do anything. But how can i Achieve this?
How to calculate the amount of time you can hold the button down?
Time.time returns the time since the game started in seconds, by catching the time the moment the button is pressed we get the start of the hold action. By adding the prefered time you want people to hold the button to that and comparing that to the current Time.time value we can see whether 5 seconds has passed. Click to expand…
How often do events occur in an hour?
I use this to cause 60 events per hour with most events occurring at the same number of seconds after the whole minute:
What’s the best way to execute a function every x?
No drift: My solution keeps an exact track of the times it is supposed to run at. There is no drift depending on the execution time (as in many other solutions). Skipping: My solution will skip tasks if one execution took too much time (e. g. do X every five seconds, but X took 6 seconds). This is the standard cron behavior (and for a good reason).