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As a developer it would be very nice to have a way to override the internal "now" functionality.
I realize that it is possible to send it, or rather "time2, as a argument when invoking methods, but that is a very cumbersome way of doing it.
I propose a way to simply "setNow" that takes a function as a argument and overrides "now" to this.
It would make implementations that modifies the "rate" of time much more convenient to do.
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As a developer it would be very nice to have a way to override the internal "now" functionality.
I realize that it is possible to send it, or rather "time2, as a argument when invoking methods, but that is a very cumbersome way of doing it.
I propose a way to simply "setNow" that takes a function as a argument and overrides "now" to this.
It would make implementations that modifies the "rate" of time much more convenient to do.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: