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Dark GDK / Text Draw Bug?

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Charles Thompson
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Given my limited understanding what happens below should be that whenever they left click their mouse the x and y position should be updated. However, when run x and y always default back to 0. However, when you debug it and put a breakpoint on the sprintf for when the left mouse button has been clicked it works as expected. Any theories? Am I missing something obvious? Thanks in advance.


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Lilith
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Are you sure the dbMouseMoveX () function is behaving as you expect? If you're looking for the position of the mouse try dbMouseX() and dbMouseY().

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Charles Thompson
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You're absolutely right. I misread the documentation that comes included. Which BTW doesn't seem to be entirely up to date. For example, it shows one function as dbCls when it's really dbCLS. Is there a place to find more up to date documentation? Thanks.

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Lilith
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What you see is what you get. The documentation appears to have been edited from the Dark Basic documentation and some oversights occurred. Since C/C++ is case sensitive this kind of error was more apparent.

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Charles Thompson
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Doh. A shame. The framework seems really simple but I can't tell you how much easier great documentation makes life. They might should consider making it online and allowing user edits. I doubt they will but I can hope,right?

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Actually, dbCLS and dbCls are two different commands. They are unique. But, you are right about the documentation. It needs an update.

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Quote: "They might should consider making it online and allowing user edits."


There's another thread in this forum regarding a Wiki project (unofficial) for that purpose. Sorry I don't have the link handy at the moment.

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I do!

http://darkgdk.wikia.com/wiki/DarkGDK_Programming_Wiki

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Charles Thompson
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Thanks for your help Lilith. I'll let you know if my minesweeper clone gets made thanks to this.

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Wow, you guys are really going to need to hurry up and make some more pages. Quarter of the manual isn't done. I'll look into contributing later tonight.

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