[Binding functions to timeline]

Correct me if I am wrong. But doesn't TweenLite do some optimizing by batching all dom interactions to a single requestAnimationFrame Update?

 

The goal in binding a function to a Tweenline would be to gain the performance optimization of a signally wrapped function bound to requestAnimationFrame.

 

If this is not currently a part of the Tweenline API I assume the next best option would be:

var timeline = new TimeLine()
.to(...)
.add(tweenStuff, "-=.5")
.from(...)



function tweenStuff(){

var progress = timeline.progress();

..dostuff..

window.requestAnimationFrame(tweenStuff)

}

[Binding functions to timeline]

Is there anyway to bind a function to a tweenline that will be called successively over a period of time.

 

I am aware of the `.add(function(){..dostuff..})` syntax, but unfortunately this only calls the function once. 

 

Something like this would suffice:

myTimeline.bind(1.5, function(e){ something = dostuff(e)}, "-=.5")