Timer.Repeat( delay, times, function() ) in Python?

Just to be sure.

In timer.Repeat
delay = time to execute
times = how many times
function = what is going to run

Right?

 

Problem with that code in Python.
delay is ok, times also... no about Functions() and what it does the issue comes...

tried timer.Repeat( 5, 0, self.PrintThis ) and it worked the first time, but didnt repeat... istead is gave me:

[Oxide] 7:43 PM [Error] RadtownEvent: ArgumentTypeException while calling OnServ
erInitialized: Invoke() takes exactly 4 arguments (3 given)

 

Code:

timer.Repeat( 5, 0, self.PrintThis, self.Object )

but not sure that it's good for Python

 

With self, self.PrintThis it worked for the first time and the error was:


[Oxide] 8:43 PM [Error] Failed to run a timer. (MissingMemberException: RadtownE
vent instance has no __call__ method)

 

Code:

import System
from System import Actionclass Test:
    def __init__(self):
        self.Title = "Test Plugin"
        self.Author = "Nogrod"
        self.Version = V(1, 0, 0)
        self.HasConfig = True
    def OnServerInitialized(self):
        def my_callback_func():
            print "Timer: " + self.Title
        timer.Once(1.0, Action(my_callback_func), self.Plugin )
        timer.Once(1.0, Action(self.other_callback), self.Plugin )
        timer.Repeat(1.0, 5, Action(my_callback_func), self.Plugin )
        timer.Repeat(1.0, 5, Action(self.other_callback), self.Plugin )
    def other_callback(self):
        print "Other Timer: " + self.Title

 

Oohh, that "Action()" is from python or from our library?

 

It's from .NET