IEnum Tasks

Modularity provides lightweight, opt-in "tasks" you can start/stop per script component instance.

Important: In this version, an IEnum task is just a function with signature void(ScriptContext&, float) that is called every frame while it's registered.

Macros

IEnum_Start(fn) — Start a task
IEnum_Stop(fn) — Stop a task
IEnum_Ensure(fn) — Start if not already running

Example: Toggle Rotation


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        400">static 400">bool autoRotate = 400">false;
      

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        400">static 400">glm::400">vec3 speed = {0, 45, 0};
      

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        400">static 400">void RotateTask(400">ScriptContext& ctx, 400">float dt) {
      

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            400">if (!ctx.object) 400">return;
      

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            ctx.SetRotation(ctx.object->rotation + speed * dt);
      

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        }
      

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        400">extern "C" 400">void Script_OnInspector(400">ScriptContext& ctx) {
      

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            400">ImGui::Checkbox("Auto Rotate", &autoRotate);
      

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            400">if (autoRotate) IEnum_Ensure(RotateTask);
      

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            400">else            IEnum_Stop(RotateTask);
      

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            ctx.MarkDirty();
      

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        }

Notes

Tasks are stored per ScriptComponent instance.
Don't spam logs every frame inside a task; use "warn once" patterns.
Use IEnum to avoid cluttering TickUpdate with conditional logic.