tshwantshaGape

Runs tshwantsha once — or a set number of times — while the loop is halted.

When the loop has been halted with emisaPoapoeletso, tshwantshaGape is what runs tshwantsha — once, or as many times as you ask for.

When you may call it (p5.js 2.x): tshwantshaGape only does anything after setaLoeto has finished. Calling it inside setaLoeto — or inside tshwantsha itself — does nothing at all. Its natural home is a function that responds to the user (a mouse click, say); those keywords arrive in a later batch, so the examples below use setTimeout to wait.

Note too that p5.js draws one frame after setaLoeto even when emisaPoapoeletso has been called — which is why a first image appears before you call tshwantshaGape.

Syntax

tshwantshaGape(makgetlho)

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
makgetlho (optional)	palo	How many times tshwantsha should run. Defaults to once when omitted.

Examples

Run tshwantsha five times to draw a row of circles

diri x = 40;

tiro setaLoeto() {
  thalaKanefase(400, 400);
  bokamorago(220);
  emisaPoapoeletso();
}

tiro tshwantsha() {
  tlatsaMmala(200, 0, 120);
  kgolokwe(x, 200, 50);
  x = x + 70;
}

setTimeout(tiro () {
  tshwantshaGape(5);
}, 600);

Run tshwantsha once to change the picture

diri mmala = 0;

tiro setaLoeto() {
  thalaKanefase(400, 400);
  emisaPoapoeletso();
}

tiro tshwantsha() {
  bokamorago(220);
  tlatsaMmala(mmala, 160, 90);
  khutloTharo(200, 60, 60, 340, 340, 340);
  mmala = 220;
}

setTimeout(tiro () {
  tshwantshaGape();
}, 800);

See also

emisaPoapoeletso, simololaPoapoeletso, boemoJwaPoapoeletso, tshwantsha