CCActionInterval Class Reference

#import <CCActionInterval.h>

Inheritance diagram for CCActionInterval:

Collaboration diagram for CCActionInterval:

Instance Methods
(id)	- initWithDuration:
(BOOL)	- isDone
(CCActionInterval *)	- reverse

Class Methods
(id)	+ actionWithDuration:

Protected Attributes
ccTime	elapsed_
BOOL	firstTick_
Protected Attributes inherited from CCFiniteTimeAction
ccTime	duration_
	duration in seconds
Protected Attributes inherited from CCAction
id	originalTarget_
id	target_
NSInteger	tag_

Properties
ccTime	elapsed
Properties inherited from CCFiniteTimeAction
ccTime	duration
	duration in seconds of the action
Properties inherited from CCAction
id	target
id	originalTarget
NSInteger	tag

Detailed Description

An interval action is an action that takes place within a certain period of time.

It has an start time, and a finish time. The finish time is the parameter duration plus the start time.

These CCActionInterval actions have some interesting properties, like:

• They can run normally (default)
• They can run reversed with the reverse method
• They can run with the time altered with the Accelerate, AccelDeccel and Speed actions.

For example, you can simulate a Ping Pong effect running the action normally and then running it again in Reverse mode.

Example:

CCAction * pingPongAction = [CCSequence actions: action, [action reverse], nil];

Method Documentation

+ (id) actionWithDuration:

(ccTime)

d

creates the action

Implemented in CCFlipX3D.

- (id) initWithDuration:

(ccTime)

d

initializes the action

Implemented in CCFlipX3D.

- (BOOL) isDone

returns YES if the action has finished

Implements CCAction.

- (CCActionInterval*) reverse

returns a reversed action

Implements CCFiniteTimeAction.

Property Documentation

- (ccTime) elapsed

readnonatomicassign

how many seconds had elapsed since the actions started to run.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• CCActionInterval.h