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-<p>SDL::Timer - a SDL perl extension to handle timers</p>
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-<pre> $timer = new SDL::Timer { print "tick"; 4000; } -delay => 4000;
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-<p><code>SDL::Timer</code> provides an abstract interface to the SDL::Timer
-callback code. SDL::Timer::new requires a subroutine and a delay
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-<p>David J. Goehrig</p>
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-<p><cite>perl</cite> <cite>SDL</cite></p>
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