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AppGameKit Classic Chat / How do you exit from app::Loop

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3d point in space
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Posted: 25th Aug 2011 02:40
how do you go to the app end or exit from the app::Loop()

i tried
app::End();
but the app does not end;

void app::End ( void )

Go through yourself at a wall.
3d point in space
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Posted: 25th Aug 2011 03:18
how do you go to the app end or exit from the app::Loop()

i tried
End();
but the app does not end;
it goes to app::End() where I clean up a few things but the program still runs in end.

void app::End ( void )

Go through yourself at a wall.
Paul Johnston
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Posted: 25th Aug 2011 03:41
The mobile devices normally wait for a home button press to signal the end of an app. On Windows you can force an exit by using the PostQuitMessage(0); command.
LiamGoodacre
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Posted: 25th Aug 2011 23:30
I couldn't find the ability to do it, so I added it in myself...

Within my app class, I added private var 'running' and the methods: 'Terminate' and 'IsRunning',


Within Core.mm I modified the loop condition...
From:


To:


Then when I wish to exit, I just call Terminate on my App


Hope this helps,
Liam Goodacre
LeeBamber
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Posted: 1st Sep 2011 02:30
Hi,

Also if you look at the apps\interpreter source (Tier 2 C++), you will see I have an AppForceQuit call in coreforapp.h which services me very well to keeping platform specific code away from the main CPP file of my app. Adding to the core.cpp is also fine, but I find I like to keep my core.cpp generic so I can move it from one Windows project to another.

I drink tea, and in my spare time I write software.

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