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defaultWindowResources is undocumented about h-raylib HOT 3 CLOSED

OlegAlexander commented on September 18, 2024

defaultWindowResources is undocumented

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OlegAlexander commented on September 18, 2024

Ah, I can see in the DOCUMENTATION.md file that the initWindow function returns a WindowResources. (The DOCUMENTATION.md file is a little hard to find, so that's why I missed it.)

However, my question about an example of using loadTexture still stands. Thanks!

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Anut-py commented on September 18, 2024

You can look at the examples to see how to use WindowResources. Below is an example of how to use it with loadTexture.

{-# OPTIONS -Wall #-}
{-# LANGUAGE TemplateHaskell #-}
module Main where

import Raylib.Core
import Raylib.Core.Textures
import Raylib.Types
import Raylib.Util
import Raylib.Util.Colors

startup :: IO (WindowResources, Texture)
startup = do
  window <- initWindow 600 450 "loadTexture example"
  setTargetFPS 60
  texture <- loadTexture "/path/to/file" window -- this is what you're looking for
  return (window, texture)

mainLoop :: (WindowResources, Texture) -> IO (WindowResources, Texture)
mainLoop (window, texture) = do
  drawing $ do
      clearBackground rayWhite
      -- use the texture here
  return (window, texture)

shouldClose :: (WindowResources, Texture) -> IO Bool
shouldClose _ = windowShouldClose

teardown :: (WindowResources, Texture) -> IO ()
teardown = closeWindow . fst

raylibApplication 'startup 'mainLoop 'shouldClose 'teardown