I think you'll have to initialize your start time to 0, and change your
update code to the following:
Tick newTime -> if (.model startTime) == 0 then ({model | startTime =
newTime, currentTime = newTime})
else ({ model | currentTime = newTime }, Cmd.none)
On Saturday, June 18, 2016 at 8:53:53 PM UTC-4, Juan Martin Buireo wrote:
>
> I forgot to put the update function:
>
> update msg ({cards, startTime, currentTime} as model) =
> case msg of
> FlipCard id message -> ({ model | cards = checkCards (updateCards
> id message cards) }, Cmd.none)
> Restart -> init
> Tick newTime -> ({ model | currentTime = newTime }, Cmd.none)
>
> El sábado, 18 de junio de 2016, 21:51:34 (UTC-3), Juan Martin Buireo
> escribió:
>>
>> Thanks again for the response. The problem is the following:
>>
>> My model is:
>> type alias Model = { cards : List IndexedCard, startTime : Time,
>> currentTime : Time }
>>
>> And I have a subscription where I do:
>> subscriptions : Model -> Sub Msg
>> subscriptions model = Time.every Time.second Tick
>>
>> So with this, I have to questions, in the init function, how should I
>> initialize startTime and currentTime? That's what I don't know
>>
>> El sábado, 18 de junio de 2016, 21:22:23 (UTC-3), Dan P escribió:
>>>
>>> Assuming there's a field in your model with the current time, I'd just
>>> make a message SetStartTime which makes the update function return { model
>>> | startTime = currentTime }.
>>>
>>
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