Refactor examples to remove use of deprecated winit functions#206
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Refactor examples to remove use of deprecated winit functions#206apekros wants to merge 1 commit intokvark:mainfrom
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I'll look into if I can do it without the window being contained within |
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Just a quick draft, as I was not sure if you would be picky about the structure in the examples. I've just refactored the existing
Exampleto beExampleInnerwhich is now contained within a newExamplestruct which holds the window/inner. I did this to minimise the amount of changes.I can however go for a different approach and keep the Example struct, but instantiate everything within new() that does not require a Window, and then have a secondary
instantiate(no good name comes to mind right now), that can be called with a window onApplicationHandler::resumed()Will await your thoughts before applying this across all the examples