mame98
commented
3 years ago I would assume, that that behavior is intentional. Imagine a text-input. Here you would want to receive all missed input. However there should be a method to clear the input buffer?
Is this still relevant for you?
I'm not sure if this behavior of tb_peek_event() is intentional or not. I encountered it while attempting to make Tetris using termbox and trying to implement a time function and any inputs would stack rather than update on loop.
It can be replicated like this:
simply hold space and release when it shows 1.
#include <termbox.h>#include <thread>#include <chrono>int main(void){int i;tb_init();tb_cell c = {};tb_event e = {};while(i < 4){tb_clear();std::this_thread::sleep_for(std::chrono::milliseconds(2000));tb_peek_event(&e, 0);if(e.key == TB_KEY_SPACE){i++;}c.ch = 48 + i;tb_put_cell(0,0,&c);tb_present();}tb_shutdown();return(0);}