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| ''You can add useful comments here'' | This is actually a macro that calls [[SDL_PumpEvents]]() followed by [[SDL_PeepEvents]](). Since it pumps the event queue, it can only be used in the main thread. It's perfectly normal for applications to just look for SDL_QUIT in their event loop, too, without using this macro. |
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SDL_QuitRequested
Use this function to see whether an SDL_QUIT event is queued.
Syntax
SDL_bool SDL_QuitRequested(void)
Return Value
Returns SDL_TRUE if SDL_QUIT is queued or SDL_FALSE otherwise.
Code Examples
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Remarks
This is actually a macro that calls SDL_PumpEvents() followed by SDL_PeepEvents(). Since it pumps the event queue, it can only be used in the main thread.
It's perfectly normal for applications to just look for SDL_QUIT in their event loop, too, without using this macro.
