Hi,
I can't find a key equate for "anykey" to use with tbgl_GetWindowKeyState or TBGL_GetWindowKeyOnce,
something that has the behaviour of the console-module's "WaitKey".
How would you do that with uses "TBGL" and without uses "console" ?
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Hi,
I can't find a key equate for "anykey" to use with tbgl_GetWindowKeyState or TBGL_GetWindowKeyOnce,
something that has the behaviour of the console-module's "WaitKey".
How would you do that with uses "TBGL" and without uses "console" ?
Hi,
there is no such thing, but you can have a look at:
TBGL_GetWindowAnyKeyState
While it is documented for "up to" 4 keys, you can supply as many keys as you want.
I am curious about the use case for "Waitkey" in the context of a graphical application.
Petr
Another use I can think of is sort of "input configuration" , something like press the key for "UP" ...