RepeatingTask in Main class

I want to use a Countdown in function so here is my Example:

PHP:


public function GameTask($ticks/*or else xD*/){

$this->countdown = 1;
$this->countdown--;
$this->getServer()->broadcastMessage("Noch ".$this->countdown);
}



I hope that it works , please comment with examples

i want to ignore getOwner() because i hate to write getOwner() xD so plz how i can make it without create a new class

You're Lazy.
you need to create a class to do it.

Yep and you cant store the variable $this->countdown = 1; in the tick function

why ? xD is there no way ?

why i cant?

Because your countdown gets the every second reset to the value

In PHP, one class can only extend one other class (or extend nothing). Due to the PocketMine class autoloader, there SHOULD only be one class per file.
if you think that calling getOwner() every time is annoying, add

PHP:

$owner = $this->getOwner();

in the beginning will allow you to use $owner directly afterwards.

As of PHP 7, you can use anonymous classes, but PocketMine doesn't officially support PHP 7 yet.

If you really dont want to create a new class, use CallbackTask(Look at ASR)

But it's deprecated

You MUST NOT use CallbackTask in plugins.

Okay thx i will use CallbackTask ! Thx

No

PHP:


If(!isset($countdown1)){
$countdown1 = 60;
}

$countdown1--;



#Facepalm
It is deprecated, i.e. it will get removed in future versions.

Yes, its deprecated, but you can just copy it and add it into your plugin (and modify it a little)

Plugins must use tasks that extend PluginTask. So you should use CallbackPluginTask instead

Yeah, that what i mean actually