Re: [Haskell-beginners] firering event in netwire

Nathan Hüsken wrote:

Now I want my state updates frame based, not time based. I am trying to update the state based on the NoEvent event (the main look takes care that this happens in an constant interval).

With Netwire you can have your own time frame. For example you can just call stepWire with a constant dt or you can use the counterSession.

I have an Event Wire

isKeyPressed code :: EventP SDL.Event"

which produces when the key is pressed and inhibits when it is not pressed.

speed = (((pure (-1.0)) . isKeyPressed leftKeyCode) <|> pure 0.0) + (((pure 1.0) . isKeyPressed rightKeyCode) <|> pure 0.0)

Let me rewrite this to make it slightly more pleasing to the eye: speed = ((-1) . isKeyPressed leftKeyCode <|> 0) + (1 . isKeyPressed rightKeyCode <|> 0)

So speed is -1 if the left key is pressed, +1 if the right key is pressed and 0 if none or both are pressed.

Now I want to integrate this speed (frame based):

pos = accum (+) . speed

This should be a type error. Rather: pos = accum (+) initialPos . speed

But this does not do the accumulation every frame, but whenever an event happens.

That wire by itself does the accumulation at every frame, so you probably have an inhibiting wire earlier in the chain. Greets, Ertugrul -- Not to be or to be and (not to be or to be and (not to be or to be and (not to be or to be and ... that is the list monad.