al_stop_timer(3alleg5)
π al_stop_timer β Allegro 5 API
okay bestie, welcome to the al_stop_timer(3alleg5) page from the Allegro 5 API π this is the one that hits the brakes on your timer, and honestly? it's giving "calm down, queen" energy.
β¨ SYNOPSIS β¨
#include <allegro5/allegro.h>
void al_stop_timer(ALLEGRO_TIMER *timer)
like literally that's the whole call, no cap π«Ά
πΈ DESCRIPTION πΈ
So here's the tea β β al_stop_timer stops the timer you hand it. That's the vibe. That's the whole job.
When you call it on your timer:
- the timer's counter stops incrementing β no more ticking up, it's frozen, main character on pause π
- it stops generating events β the events? gone. not coming. bye π¦
And if you try to stop a timer that's already stopped? nothing happens. literally nothing. it does nothing. zero. it's a no-op, and honestly that's so valid of it π no error, no drama, no side quest.
heads up bestie: "already stopped does nothing" is a real, load-bearing fact here β stopping twice is totally fine and safe, it's not gonna blow up on you π
π SEE ALSO π
al_start_timer(3alleg5)β the glow-up that gets it going again β¨al_get_timer_started(3alleg5)β for when you need to check if it's actually running, iykykal_resume_timer(3alleg5)β the "we're so back" button π₯
and that's the page, bestie π this was al_stop_timer(3alleg5), straight out of the Allegro reference manual, and yes the whole Allegro 5 API is the moment. go forth and stop your timers responsibly, periodt π
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