Wartbed:Manual/Booting and shutting down WARTBED
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To initialise WARTBED you call the static createInstance method of the Wartbed singleton class. | To initialise WARTBED you call the static createInstance method of the Wartbed singleton class. | ||
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Revision as of 17:07, 20 January 2010
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Booting the system
To initialise WARTBED you call the static createInstance method of the Wartbed singleton class.
#include "Wartbed.h" int main() { Wartbed &rWB = Wartbed::createInstance( "My WARTBED App Name" ); }
You can store the returned object reference for quick access, or you can obtain a reference to the Warbed object at any time after initialisation from the singleton's getSingelton method:
Wartbed &rWB = Wartbed::getSingleton();
Listeners, Input Bindings and Event Managers
Stub
namespace myapp { // Forward definitions void ExecuteEvent( wb::input::MAPPING const &event, long data ); struct FrameListener; } void someFunc() { wartbed.setEventManager( myapp::ExecuteEvent ); wartbed.setFrameListener( FRAMELISTENER_PTR(new myapp::FrameListener) ); wartbed.readInputBindings( "../cfg/application.config" ); }
GUI and the Tableau
Stub
void SomeFunc() { wartbed.initialiseGUI(); }
Resources
Stub
void SomeFunc() { ADD_RESOURCE_LOCATION( "./ogre example skybox.zip", "Zip" ); ADD_RESOURCE_LOCATION( "./Fonts", "FileSystem" ); // This will be moved into the Wartbed class Ogre::ResourceGroupManager::getSingleton().initialiseAllResourceGroups(); }
Running the App
Stub
rWB.mainLoop();
Shutting down
Stub Send the message "quit" to the event manager. All deallocation is taken care of automatically.
