I was wondering if someone could share how winodwers coroutine.schedule works. And to be clear i do not mean how do i use it in an addon, i am hoping to get deeper info. The normal coroutine lib does not have schedule and i am wondering how that is implemented. Ofcouse, if its something your not sharing at this time, then thats fine.
Also, thanks for making windower i have learned a lot using it.
How does coroutine.schedule work under the hood?
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, Aug 23 2017 07:20 PM
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Posted 23 August 2017 - 08:07 PM
coroutine.schedule creates a paused thread that runs after the included wait time
and because in gearswap you cant use wait(sec) this is the only way to do something after a gearswap runs a function
and because in gearswap you cant use wait(sec) this is the only way to do something after a gearswap runs a function
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Posted 24 August 2017 - 01:05 AM
That is actually not quite was i was looking for. I am looking for how the coroutine.schedule take the args passed to it and does what it does. since it is not included in the vanilla lua corourtine lib and i want to use something like that scheduling in another none windower project so i was curious how it is actually implemented here. Not sure if that info that the windower team want to share but figure if i dont ask i wont know 
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