task.again tells the task to be re-ran with the same time delay. This is like telling it to stop, wait for 1 sec for the next frame, and then redo it again a new.
This means theres no frames in between the call. The same can be said for calling task.time.
Oh, so thats how its designed.
OK, I guess I’ll just do
import direct.directbase.DirectStart
from pandac.PandaModules import *
x = 1
def textTask(task):
global x
x += 1
print x
return task.again
taskMgr.doMethodLater(1, textTask, 'Task Name')
run()
Is this only abstracted example code or are you really trying to measure time with a task? there are better ways to do that, you know. Like using the time module or GlobalClock, for example.
I’m not trying to measure time with a task. Indeed that would be weird, just want to remember how many times the doMethodLater task has been run.
The task.frame works for normal tasks when using task.cont.