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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.


CategoryAPI, CategoryEvents

None: SDL_QuitRequested (last edited 2015-04-26 19:08:07 by PhilippWiesemann)

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