GSDP:GAM100/CProcessing/Run() - Revision history

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Example Usage

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+}
-int main(void)
+CP_main
+{
    // Set the initial game state
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 * [[GSDP:GAM100/CProcessing|Main Page]]
 * [[GSDP:GAM100/CProcessing/Run()|Run()]]
 * [[GSDP:GAM100/CProcessing/Terminate()|Terminate()]]
 * [[GSDP:GAM100/CProcessing/SetNextGameState()|SetNextGameState()]]
 * [[GSDP:GAM100/CProcessing/SetNextGameStateForced()|SetNextGameStateForced()]]

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 {{GSDP:GAM100API.css}}
 == Description ==
 This function is what starts the CProcessing engine. Before calling run(), [[GSDP:GAM100/CProcessing/SetNextGameState()|SetNextGameState()]] or [[GSDP:GAM100/CProcessing/SetNextGameStateForced()|SetNextGameStateForced()]] must be called to set the initial state of the program. Failing to do so will make the program end immediately.

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+{
    // Set the initial game state
-   SetNextGameState(init, update, null);
+   SetNextGameState(init, update, NULL);
    // Run the program

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+{
    // Set the initial game state
-   SetNextGameState(init, update);
+   SetNextGameState(init, update, null);
    // Run the program

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 {{GSDP:GAM100API.css}}
 == Description ==
-This function is what runs your program for you. When you write [[setup()]] and [[draw()]] functions in your work space, then you call Run with the names of those functions to loop your program.
+This function is what starts the CProcessing engine. Before calling run(), [[GSDP:GAM100/CProcessing/SetNextGameState()|SetNextGameState()]] or [[GSDP:GAM100/CProcessing/SetNextGameStateForced()|SetNextGameStateForced()]] must be called to set the initial state of the program. Failing to do so will make the program end immediately.
 == Example Usage ==
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 void init(void)
+{
-    /* Set the size of the window */
+  /* Set the size of the window */
-    size(500, 500);
+  size(500, 500);
+}
 void update(void)
+{
-    /* Set the background color to black every frame */
+  /* Set the background color to black every frame */
-    background(color(0, 0, 0, 255));
+  background(color(0, 0, 0, 255));
-    /* Draw a rectangle at the mouse position */
+  /* Draw a rectangle at the mouse position */
-    rect(mouseX, mouseY, 50, 50);
+  rect(mouseX, mouseY, 50, 50);
+}
 int main(void)
+{
-    /* Run the program */
+  // Set the initial game state
-    Run(setup, draw);
+  SetNextGameState(init, update);
+}
 </syntaxhighlight>
 === See Also ===
 * [[GSDP:GAM100/CProcessing|Main Page]]

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	=== See Also ===		=== See Also ===
	* [[GSDP:GAM100/CProcessing\|Main Page]]		* [[GSDP:GAM100/CProcessing\|Main Page]]
−	* [[setup()]]
−	* [[draw()]]
−	* [[size()]]
−	* [[background()]]
−	* [[rect()]]

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 == Example Usage ==
-<syntaxhighlight lang="c" line='line'>
+<syntaxhighlight lang='c'>
 void init(void)
+{

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	== Description ==		== Description ==
	This function is what runs your program for you. When you write [[setup()]] and [[draw()]] functions in your work space, then you call Run with the names of those functions to loop your program.		This function is what runs your program for you. When you write [[setup()]] and [[draw()]] functions in your work space, then you call Run with the names of those functions to loop your program.