Hello,
I am writing a game with Turing 4.1. I'm a compsci teacher, and doing this for my own enrichment ...
My program starts by drawing some graphics. Next, I attempt to draw a canvas over the existing graphics. Everything works fine ... Until I tried to create a "click to continue" portion of code.
The program flow gets all messed up. Even though the loop that waits for a mouse click is at the very end of my program, it stops the drawing partway through and only continues after I click. The click is currently the last part of the program, so I can't figure out why this is happening. I can't paste my whole code because it involves importing graphics and maps from files, but I'll post the jist of the problem:
% draw graphics
% create a GUI.Canvas and display it
% Draw some text into the canvas, including "click to continue"
View.Update
loop
Mouse.Where(x, y, b)
exit when b = 1
end loop
When I remove the mouse command everything is drawn perfectly. When I put it back in, it stops drawing part way through and only finishes the drawing after I click. It just doesn't make sense! HELP please!!
I was frustrated ... but it turned out to be a View.Update issue.
