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Dark GDK / Issues with moving a box

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JohnnyHand
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Posted: 11th Nov 2009 22:21
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I want to move the entire box, not just draw a thick line down the screen. What am I missing?

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puppyofkosh
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Try putting dbCLS(); before the dbSync();
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american eagle
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puppy of kosh he may need to put dbCLS(); after dbSync(); my friend
in your case nothing will be drawn..
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JohnnyHand
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I had actually tried the dbCLS() before dbSync() earlier today... and it didn't change much... didn't think about putting it after. I will let you know what happens.
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JohnnyHand
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Well, my friends. I slapped dbCLS() after dbSync(), and I still get the same results... a rectangle that turns into a thick line when I press the down arrow.

(I went ahead and retried dbCLS() before dbSync() and reconfirmed my earlier experiment)

I appreciate the help. Any other suggestions?
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Marth Koopa
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I tried your code and putting dbCLS() after dbSync() worked for me.

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american eagle
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well it should work I tried it and Marth said also that it works fine this way..
a little note you don't have to define the dbDownKey() function it's already defined I see u put int dbDownKey() that is not needed and nay be causing an issue
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JohnnyHand
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So I took out the int dbDownKey()... and then I tried it one more time.


I have included a screenshot of the problem.

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JohnnyHand
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And this is the after.

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JohnnyHand
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Well, I really do appreciate the attempts to steer me in the correct direction, but it looks like I'll have to shelve this experiment for now (at least until I get a little more fluent in c++ and the workings of dark gdk).

If I ever stumble across the fix, I'll be sure to report my findings.
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