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2. Re: Ball falls through Screen[SOLVED]

• Posted by irv Oct 04, 2022
• 796 views

enum x,y -- will help, but I still prefer dot notation. 

4. Re: Ball falls through Screen[SOLVED]

• Posted by petelomax Oct 05, 2022
• 724 views

enum x,y -- will help, but I still prefer dot notation. 

Here's an older version of that demo, better than either [] or dot notation imo.

include Euraylib.ew 
 
atom width = 800, height = 450 
 
InitWindow(width,height,"Bouncing Ball") 
 
atom ball_x = width/2, 
     ball_y = height/2, 
     ball_speed_x = 5.0, 
     ball_speed_y = 4.0, 
     ball_radius = 20 
 
integer paused = 0, 
        frameCounter = 0 
 
SetTargetFPS(60) 
 
constant black = #00000000, 
         green = #FF00FF00, 
           red = #FF0000FF 
 
while not WindowShouldClose() do 
 
    if IsKeyPressed(KEY_SPACE) then 
        paused = not paused 
    end if 
     
    if paused = 0 then 
        ball_x += ball_speed_x 
        ball_y += ball_speed_y 
         
        if ball_x >= width - ball_radius 
        or ball_x <= ball_radius then 
            ball_speed_x *= -1.0 
        end if 
        if ball_y >= height - ball_radius 
        or ball_y <= ball_radius then 
            ball_speed_y *= -1.0 
        end if 
    end if 
    frameCounter += 1 
     
    BeginDrawing() 
     
    ClearBackground(black) 
     
    DrawCircleV(ball_x,ball_y,ball_radius,red) 
     
    if paused = 1  and frameCounter / 30 then 
        DrawText("PAUSED",1,20,30,green) 
    end if 
     
    DrawFPS(1,1) 
     
    EndDrawing() 
     
end while 
 
CloseWindow() 

The only thing dot notation even slightly makes sense for me is intellisense lookup, but that's a fairly weak argument:
after keying in ball_ you should get the same set of "sub-fields", and showing an intellisense for bal of balance/ball/balloney
rather than them plus all k+l+m sub-fields is something it could do with underscore notation anyway, plus (potentially and
somthing of a minor issue) all in a single intellisense lookup rather than forcing two.

6. Re: Ball falls through Screen[SOLVED]

• Posted by Icy_Viking Oct 05, 2022
• 697 views

I agree with euphoric, dot notation is easier to type. For me, dot noation along with intellisense makes it easier to keep track of variables.

8. Re: Ball falls through Screen[SOLVED]

• Posted by irv Oct 06, 2022
• 643 views

There's a function in EuGTK named _()

-- Nifty shortcut - thanks to Greg Haberek 
-- usage: _("MyFunk") 
-- allows using local functions without call_back(routine_id()) and scope issues. 
 
export function _(sequence name, atom rid = routine_id(name)) 
 if rid > 0 then 
    return call_back(rid) 
 end if 
 return 0 
end function 

There's also (in EuGTK) the ability to name objects and user-defined data pretty much anyway you wish:

object win = create(GtkWindow,"name=_") 
set("_","data","_",42) -- create a data item named "_" for the window named "_" with a value of 42 
settings:Save(ini,"_._",42) -- and save or restore to/from an ini file by object.name 

10. Re: Ball falls through Screen[SOLVED]

• Posted by euphoric (admin) Oct 06, 2022
• 659 views

Have y'all ever heard of lodash?

12. Re: Ball falls through Screen[SOLVED]

• Posted by irv Oct 06, 2022
• 624 views

Just for fun, let's write a working program with emojis:

include GtkEngine.e 
 
constant 
  win = create(GtkWindow,"name=🈴️;border=10;$destroy=Quit"), 
  pan = create(GtkBox,"name=🍱️;orientation=vertical"), 
  box = create(GtkButtonBox,"name=📥️"), 
  btn1 = create(GtkButton,"🚮️","Quit"), 
  btn2 = create(GtkButton,"👍","response","😀️") 
  set(btn1,"name","☝️") 
  set(btn2,"name","✌️️") 
   
  add("🈴️","🍱️") 
  add("📥️","☝️") 
  add("📥️","✌️️") 
  pack("🍱️","📥️") 
   
  show_all("🈴️") 
  main() 
   
  global function response(atom ctl, object x) 
    return Info(,,x) -- popup with smiley face 
  end function 

14. Re: Ball falls through Screen[SOLVED]

• Posted by irv Oct 07, 2022
• 592 views

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