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		<title>New Year, New Library</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[As part of getting ready for my new job, I&#8217;m in the process of publishing a lot of the common code that I&#8217;ve been using over the years and I thought why not start a collection. And so the very humble and small PolymonkeyLibs begins. The first official package is polymonkey.time it features 3 classes [...]]]></description>
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<p>As part of getting ready for my new job, I&#8217;m in the process of publishing a lot of the common code that I&#8217;ve been using over the years and I thought why not start a collection. And so the very humble and small <a href="http://code.google.com/p/polymonkey/">PolymonkeyLibs</a> begins.<br />
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The first official package is <b>polymonkey.time</b> it features 3 classes that relate to (you guessed it) time.</p>
<p><b>Time</b> &#8211; used for keeping track of TimeDelta (the time in seconds of the previous frame) can also speed up and slow down time.</p>
<p><b>TimerEvent</b> &#8211; A helper class that will automatically call a timerEvent() method in a set number of seconds.</p>
<p><b>StopWatch</b> &#8211; A helper class for timing how long an operation takes.</p>
<p>Docs, Examples and version 001 of the library are in the Download tab of the page above. If you&#8217;ve got questions / problems / requests then send em this way.</p>
<p>Matt Ditton</p>
<p><i>Disclaimer: Although the internals are as accurate as possible. Everything gets converted to floats or ints when talking to processing. So your mileage my vary. And although it works like a charm I wouldn&#8217;t use it to run a pacemaker or anything.</i></p>
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