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author Holmes Futrell <hfutrell@umail.ucsb.edu>
date Mon, 18 Aug 2008 18:02:43 +0000
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25 Acts as a finger-paint type program. Demonstrates how you can use SDL mouse input to accept touch input from the iPhone. If SDL for iPhone is compiled with multitouch as multiple mouse emulation (SDL_IPHONE_MULTIPLE_MICE in SDL_config_iphoneos.h) then the program will accept multiple finger inputs simultaneously. 25 Acts as a finger-paint type program. Demonstrates how you can use SDL mouse input to accept touch input from the iPhone. If SDL for iPhone is compiled with multitouch as multiple mouse emulation (SDL_IPHONE_MULTIPLE_MICE in SDL_config_iphoneos.h) then the program will accept multiple finger inputs simultaneously.
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27 Mixer (mixer.c): 27 Mixer (mixer.c):
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29 Displays several rectangular buttons which can be used as a virtual drumset. Demonstrates how you can play .wav sounds in SDL and how you can use SDL_MixAudioFormat to build a software mixer that can play multiple sounds at once. 29 Displays several rectangular buttons which can be used as a virtual drumkit. Demonstrates how you can play .wav sounds in SDL and how you can use SDL_MixAudioFormat to build a software mixer that can play multiple sounds at once.
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33 Loads a bitmap font and let's the user type words, numbers, and symbols using the iPhone's virtual keyboard. The iPhone's onscreen keyboard visibility is toggled when the user taps the screen. If the user types ':)' a happy face is displayed. Demonstrates how to use functions added to the iPhone implementation of SDL to toggle keyboard onscreen visibility. 33 Loads a bitmap font and let's the user type words, numbers, and symbols using the iPhone's virtual keyboard. The iPhone's onscreen keyboard visibility is toggled when the user taps the screen. If the user types ':)' a happy face is displayed. Demonstrates how to use functions added to the iPhone implementation of SDL to toggle keyboard onscreen visibility.
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