Since thing have changed a lot for Swift 3.0 , here is a quick tip on how to create a delayed function with the new API. Add this function to your project:
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func delay(time: Double, closure:()->()) { DispatchQueue.main.after(when: .now() + time) { closure() } } |
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delay(time: 10) { print("hello") } |
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