Unity3d Game Development Framework-time management class, set time execution method.

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Using Unityengine;
Using System.Collections;
Using System.Collections.Generic;

Using System;
    public class Timemgr:monobehaviour {private static timemgr minstance;
        public static Timemgr Instance {get {return minstance;
    }} public delegate void Interval ();

    Private Dictionary<interval, float> mdicinterval = new Dictionary<interval, float> ();  public void Addinterval (Interval interval,float time) {if (null! = Interval) Mdicinterval[interval] =
    Time.time + time; The public void Removeinterval (Interval Interval) {if (null! = Interval) {if (mDic Interval.
             ContainsKey (interval)) {mdicinterval.remove (interval);
    }}}//Awake is called then the script instance is being loaded.
    void Awake () {minstance = this; } void Update () {if (Mdicinterval.count &GT
            0) {list<interval> remove = new list<interval> (); foreach (keyvaluepair<interval,float> KeyValue in Mdicinterval) {if (Keyvalue.value < = Time.time) {Remove.
                ADD (Keyvalue.key); }} for (int i = 0; i < remove.
                count;i++) {remove[i] ();
            Mdicinterval.remove (Remove[i]);
 }
        }

    }
}

Test

void Start ()
    {
        TimeMgr.Instance.AddInterval (TestCall1, 3f);
    }
void TestCall1 ()
    {
        debug.logerror ("Testcall_1");
        TimeMgr.Instance.AddInterval (TestCall2, 2f);
    }

    void TestCall2 ()
    {
        debug.logerror ("testcall_2");
        TimeMgr.Instance.AddInterval (TESTCALL1, 5f);

    }

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