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Dark GDK / Difference betweem GDK and GDK.NET

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Niels Henriksen
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Posted: 21st Nov 2007 12:12
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I have just been trying GDK and was stuck because I coundnt print out ScreenFPS . I dont know how to convert int to char in C++

But another thing:

1) When moving the window of the application in GDK.NET the objects will dissapear and come back when the window is released... with GDK they are still visible...

2) Are there a cap in ScreenFPS with GDK? I know that there are in GDK.NET..

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HeavyAmp
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Posted: 22nd Nov 2007 01:44
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I had troubles with the FPS thing as well. Heres what I did. The Print Function doesn't like integers for some reason.



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CattleRustler
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Posted: 22nd Nov 2007 02:27
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dbPrint(FPS);

make FPS a string by wrapping it in a string function that converts a float to a string

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Niels Henriksen
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Posted: 22nd Nov 2007 08:35
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Quote: "make FPS a string by wrapping it in a string function that converts a float to a string"


I was trying to find out how to do that .. In .NET its so easy "ScreenFPS.ToString"

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Morcilla
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Posted: 22nd Nov 2007 11:13
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This also works for me:



To convert int to char, you could always use 'dbStr'...
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RPDan
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Posted: 22nd Nov 2007 18:06
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dbPrint is not overloaded to use an integer as a parameter. I think it accepts char*, double and LONGLONG (don't quote me on that). Because integers can automatically be converted to doubles or floats, you need to explicitly state which conversion operator you want to use.
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Twisted Steel Software
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Posted: 23rd Nov 2007 05:55
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try the DB way of doing it... dbStr(dbScreenFPS())

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