Re: [clj-processing] Checking for Sketch Stop/Exit

[Sam Aaron]

Hi there Philipp,

what are the different ways you might quit the sketch? Are you closing by hitting the close button on the app window itself?

Would a :on-quit handler in the sketch options do the job you want?

Sam

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On Thursday, 14 June 2012 at 21:01, Philipp Dikmann wrote:

> Hi,
>
> just starting out with Clojure & Quil, I recently started to incorporate sound using the minim library.
> Minims use requires explicit notice about the sketch stopping - missing such notice, it continues to play along merrily :)
>
> I remember a "stop" method in Processing, getting called when the sketch was quit (for whatever reason), which one could overload for that kind of purpose.
> Quil has "exit", which is fine when the sketch wants to end itself - but is there a way to check for the user quitting the sketch, yet?
>
> Best regards &
> Thanks for your time,
> Philipp

[Philipp Dikmann]

Hi Sam,

closing with the close button on the app window is the main use case,

but I also notice that you can quit by pressing the escape key (same as in Processing)

or hitting the usual Alt-F4 / Command-Q keyboard shortcuts.

An :on-quit handler for cleaning up would be great, yes :)

Best regards,

Philipp