JS : Using a setTimeout inside a setInterval, the

2019-07-30 07:04发布

问题:

I'm trying to make random images move upwards then return to their original position.

<script>

var looper = setInterval(animateAll, 2000, myArray);
function animateAll(myArray) {

    // Gets a random image ID
    var randomId = myArray[Math.floor(Math.random()*myArray.length)]; 

    // Make that random icon bounce
    bounce(randomId) ;
}

function bounce(randomId) {
    var icon = document.getElementById(randomId)

    var top = icon.offsetTop;

    setTimeout ( icon.style.top = top-20 + "px", 500) ;
    setTimeout ( icon.style.top = top + "px", 500) ;
}
</script>   

Both setTimeout lines work fine. With only one line, well the images will move without returning to their original position. With both lines, images don't move at all, probably because there's no delay between each.

Thanks for your help !

回答1:

The problem is that you're executing the code in your setTimeout calls immediately. You're effectively saying "execute the result of setting the icon.style.top = whatever in 500 milliseconds" ... which does nothing.

Try this instead:

icon.style.top = top-20 + "px";
setTimeout ( function() { icon.style.top = top + "px"; }, 500) ;

... and I just blew 15 minutes on this, lol:

var steps = 7;
var increment = (Math.PI) / steps;
var bounceHeight = 20;

function doStep(icon, start, major, minor, height) {
    if (minor == steps) {
        major--;
        height /= 2;
        minor = 0;
        icon.style.top = start;
    }
    if (major < 0) {
        return;
    }
    if (minor < steps) {
        pos = Math.sin((minor + 1) * increment);
        icon.style.top = (start - height * pos) + "px";
        setTimeout( function() { doStep(icon, start, major, minor + 1, height); }, 500/steps );
    }
}

function bounce(randomId) {
    var icon = document.getElementById(randomId)

    var top = icon.offsetTop;
    setTimeout ( function() { doStep(icon, top, 3, 0, bounceHeight); }, 500/steps ) ;
}


回答2:

How about moving the image up immediately when you call bounce and then returning it to the original position after a timeout?

function bounce(randomId) {
    var icon = document.getElementById(randomId)

    var top = icon.offsetTop;

    icon.style.top = top-20 + "px";
    setTimeout ( icon.style.top = top + "px", 500) ;
}