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I don't know if delegates can get simpler than the following:
class EventManager{
typedef std::function<void( void) > ActionType;
std::queue<ActionType> mEventQueue;
public:
template<typename Action>
void pushEvent( Action action ){
mEventQueue.push_back(action);
}
vo…
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@all8up That is right! How did I not think of that. I can just delegate this to the Physics system. That's how UE4 must be doing it! I have recently integrated Bullet Physics into my engine so yeah I think this will work fairly easily now.
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The problem that occures here is that the event loop is flooded with OS specific events that tells the Window that it's position has changed. If you are on Windows for example you will always stay in the
while(true)
{
if(PeekMessage)
{
TranslateMessage;
DispatchMessage;
}…