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h1. Examples of use h1. Examples of use
* @cron.after(time, callback)@ will execute callback after the given amount of time units. * @cron.after(time, callback)@ will execute callback after the given amount of time units. Returns an identifier (@id@)
* @cron.every(time, callback)@ will repeat the same action periodically. * @cron.every(time, callback)@ will repeat the same action periodically. Returns an identifier (@id@)
* @cron.cancel(id)@ will stop a timed event from happening. @id@ is returned by @cron.after@ and @cron.every@ respectively. It will stop a timed event from happening, or stop a periodic action. * @cron.cancel(id)@ will stop a timed event from happening. It will stop a timed event from happening, or stop a periodic action.
* @cron.reset()@ removes all timed and periodic actions, and resets the time passed back to 0. * @cron.reset()@ removes all timed and periodic actions, and resets the time passed back to 0.
* @cron.update(dt)@ is needed to be executed on the main program loop. @dt@ is the amount of time that has passed since the last iteration. When @cron.update@ is executed, cron will check the list of pending actions and execute them if needed. * @cron.update(dt)@ is needed to be executed on the main program loop. @dt@ is the amount of time that has passed since the last iteration. When @cron.update@ is executed, cron will check the list of pending actions and execute them if needed.