#include <Clock.hpp>

Public Member Functions
	Clock ()=default

	~Clock ()=default

void	addClockComponent (size_t entityId, ECS::ComponentType type, int updateTime)

std::deque< std::pair< size_t, std::deque< ECS::ComponentType > > >	getEntitiesToUpdate ()

int	componentUpdateNumber (size_t entity, ECS::ComponentType type)

void	eraseClockComponent (size_t entityId, ECS::ComponentType, bool debug=false)

void	eraseClock (size_t entityId)

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ Clock()

Clock::Clock ( )

default

Clock::~Clock ( )

default

void Clock::addClockComponent	(	size_t	entity,
		ECS::ComponentType	type,
		int	updateTime
	)

It adds a component to the clock

Parameters

entity	The entity to which the component is attached.
type	The type of the component you want to add to the clock.
updateTime	The time in milliseconds between each update.

int Clock::componentUpdateNumber	(	size_t	entity,
		ECS::ComponentType	type
	)

"If the time since the last update is greater than the timer, then update the entity and return the number of times the entity was updated."

The function is a bit more complicated than that, but that's the gist of it

Parameters

entity	The entity to check for updates.
type	The type of the component you want to update.

void Clock::eraseClock ( size_t entity )

It erases the clock of the entity passed in parameter

Parameters

entity The entity you want to erase the clock of.

void Clock::eraseClockComponent	(	size_t	entity,
		ECS::ComponentType	type,
		bool	debug = `false`
	)

It removes a component from the clock

Parameters

entity	The entity ID from where the component will be removed.
type	The type of the component to be removed.
debug	if true, the function will print some information about the removal of the component.

std::deque< std::pair< size_t, std::deque< ECS::ComponentType > > > Clock::getEntitiesToUpdate ( )

It returns a deque of pairs of entity IDs and component types that need to be updated

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