Work Class Reference

Active state of the game, e.g. a menu or the game itself. More...

#include <jngl/work.hpp>

Public Member Functions
virtual void	onBackEvent ()
	Gets called when the "back" button is pressed (important on Android) More...
virtual void	onQuitEvent ()
	Gets called when the user closes the main window or quit() has been called. More...
virtual void	onControllerBack ()
	Gets called when the "Back" button is pressed on any connected controller (Android only) More...
virtual void	onPauseEvent ()
	Gets called when the main window loses focus or the app is put in the background. More...
virtual void	onLoad ()
	Gets called when the Work is activated by App::mainLoop()
Public Member Functions inherited from Job
virtual void	step ()=0
	Advance the game logic. More...
virtual void	draw () const =0
	Draw the game state. More...
	Job ()=default
	Does nothing.
	Job (const Job &)=default
	Copy constructor.
Job &	operator= (const Job &)=default
	Copy assignment.
	Job (Job &&)=default
	Move constructor.
Job &	operator= (Job &&)=default
	Move assignment.
virtual	~Job ()
	Does nothing.

Detailed Description

Active state of the game, e.g. a menu or the game itself.

Definition at line 13 of file work.hpp.

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Member Function Documentation

onBackEvent()

virtual void onBackEvent ( )

virtual

Gets called when the "back" button is pressed (important on Android)

Calls onQuitEvent by default.

onQuitEvent()

virtual void onQuitEvent ( )

virtual

Gets called when the user closes the main window or quit() has been called.

To continue with the main loop, call cancelQuit().

onControllerBack()

virtual void onControllerBack ( )

virtual

Gets called when the "Back" button is pressed on any connected controller (Android only)

As the TV remote is registered as a controller this is important to handle Back on the TV remote. Most likely you won't need to overwrite this though, as it calls onBackEvent() by default and having Android's "Back" button to the same as "Back" on the TV remote is a good idea.

onPauseEvent()

virtual void onPauseEvent ( )

virtual

Gets called when the main window loses focus or the app is put in the background.

On iOS and Android this will happen when the user switches to another app. As the main loop continues to run you might want to pause the game if necessary.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• jngl/work.hpp