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@ -222,6 +222,8 @@ public final function float GetElapsedTime()
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private final function Tick(float delta, float dilationCoefficient) |
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{ |
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local int lifeVersion; |
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if (onElapsedSignal == none || eventInterval <= 0.0) |
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{ |
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StopMe(); |
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@ -234,10 +236,18 @@ private final function Tick(float delta, float dilationCoefficient)
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// It is important to modify _before_ the signal call in case `Timer` |
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// is reset there and already has a zeroed `totalElapsedTime` |
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totalElapsedTime -= eventInterval; |
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onElapsedSignal.Emit(self); |
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if (!isTimerAutoReset && IsAllocated()) |
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{ |
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// Stop `Timer` before emitting a signal, to allow user to potentially |
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// restart it |
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if (!isTimerAutoReset) { |
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StopMe(); |
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} |
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// During signal emission caller `Timer` can get reallocated and |
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// used to perform a completely different role. |
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// In such a case we need to bail from this method as soom as |
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// possible. |
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lifeVersion = GetLifeVersion(); |
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onElapsedSignal.Emit(self); |
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if (!isTimerEnabled || lifeVersion != GetLifeVersion()) { |
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return; |
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} |
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} |
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