Hi. I am seeing this code in the tutorials:
basic_countdown_timer := class:
<# This block runs for each instance of the countdown_timer class.
We can setup the canvas once here. #>
CountdownEndedEvent<public> : event(float) = event(float){}
var RemainingTime<internal> : float = 0.0
StartCountdown<public>() : void =
spawn:
RunCountdown()
var TotalTime<private> : float = 0.0
# The timer "precision": how often, in seconds, it ticks.
TimerTickPeriod<private> : float = 1.0
RunCountdown<private>()<suspends> : void =
# We loop with the TimerTickPeriod.
# The UI is also updated each time.
loop:
Sleep(TimerTickPeriod)
set TotalTime += TimerTickPeriod
set RemainingTime -= TimerTickPeriod
# Timer End
if (RemainingTime <= 0.0):
CountdownEndedEvent.Signal(TotalTime)
break
it is a basic timer, and as you can see there is this interesting line:
CountdownEndedEvent<public> : event(float) = event(float){}
and this one
CountdownEndedEvent.Signal(TotalTime)
In first place I though this could be used as a subscribable function, but I tried to subscribe and it is creating an error:
NewTimer : basic_countdown_timer = basic_countdown_timer{}
NewTimer.CountdownEndedEvent.Subscribe()
Unknown member Subscribe in event(float).
How can you listen the event of the timmer ending?