Hello,
It says in the API that when the clock calls the function it returns 2
arguments, the delta and what other arguments you say.
It does not say this everywhere there is the clock documentation though.
That is why I was a little lost at why my function kept crashing.
Why would I need the delta in every clock run function? It's strange,
but I can work with it.
thanks,
Brandon Keith Biggs <http://www.brandonkeithbiggs.com/>
On 3/10/2015 5:54 PM, Rob wrote:
Hi,
I am slightly confused by what you are stating. What do you mean by
returning 2 arguments after it ran an event with schedule_once. There
is no return value, because it is an asynchronous call.
Pyglet.clock is the official clock being used everywhere in pyglet, AFAIK.
Rob
Op maandag 9 maart 2015 22:42:51 UTC+1 schreef Brandon Keith Biggs:
Hello,
I am messing around with pyglet.clock and I am wondering why the
default clock returns 2 arguments after having ran an event
scheduled with schedule_once?
It returns the system time and your arguments.
Is it best practice to not use the default clock, is that why it
is like this? Does window have another clock that I am to use?
Thanks,
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