xnew.transition

xnew.transition executes repetitive processing for a specified period of time. The callback function is executed within the current xnew scope, ensuring it operates in the same context as other xnew operations.

xnew.transition(callback, delay);

Example

xnew((self) => {
  const transition = xnew.transition((progress) => {
    // This variable (progress) transitions from 0.0 to 1.0 in 5000[ms].
    // The callback is executed within the current xnew scope.
  }, 5000);

  // If you cancel the transition, call the following:
  // transition.clear();
});

tip

If the parent unit is finalized, the transition is automatically cleared. Additionally, the callback function provided to xnew.transition will always execute within the current xnew scope.

Example​

Example