wheel

wheel is neat! Test it silly toy here: http://jsfiddle.net/narutofanforewe/Ld1ytj2v/

It loop until last function got make, jumping over functions that fine, it work like this:

wheel.ultraloop([[function1,inthowmanytimesfunction1,objectforfunction1],[function2,inthowmanytimesfunction2,objectforfunction2],...[functionn,inthowmanytimesfunctionn,objectforfunctionn]],Howmanytimewheelspinint);

where objectforfunction1 can be example:

{nice:5, mice:"hello!"}

then function1 can be

function function1(i)

{

console.log(i.stuff.nice); //this is 5

console.log(i.stuff.mice); // this is hello

console.log(i.pace);//this is how many times wheel has make this function

}

wheel.ultraloop makes this function as many times as that number in inthowmanytimesfunction1

or cut it making when it reach Howmanytimewheelspinint,

then if there is function2 wheel make same to it for all that 2D array, so ultra loop can be filled, style

wheel.ultraloop(2Darray,Howmanytimewheelspinint);

So basically if there is like

for (i = 0; i < 5; i++) {

    hello1(i);

}

for (i = 0; i < 2; i++) { 

    hello2(i);

}

for (i = 0; i < 10; i++) { 

     hello3(i);

}

This can make on wheel somewhat like this:

wheel.ultraloop([[hello1,5,{}],[hello2,2,{}],[hello3,10,{}]],10);

but now that i is object to use "it number from it" it is i.pace, and every {} is under i.stuff

if you want it bigger you just add new [] like [hello3,12,{}] like

wheel.ultraloop([[hello1,5,{}],[hello2,2,{}],[hello3,10,{}],[hello3,12,{}]],12);