DeleteInput

DeleteInput InputIndex

Parameters:     InputIndex = The Input handler you wish to query

Returns: NONE

The DeleteInput command deletes any input handler from memory. FACTS:       * The DeleteInput function is part of the "Input" expansion library. Therefore in order to use DeleteInput in program you need to include that library in your project. To do so, place I.e. #include "Input" at the top of the your program.       * Need an old school Input replacement, see the StaticInput() function Mini Tutorial:       This example demonstrates the use of asynchronous input. The demo just sets up an input handler and render loop. The loop will execute until the input handler is no longer active (the user pressed Enter). It will then display the entered text message before exiting. The interesting thing about this is that since we control the input loop, we can draw pretty much anything you like while input is taking place. Which is represented by a moving circle.       ; Include the Input Library   #Include "input"       ; limit the FPS rate to 60 frames per second or less   SetFPS 60      Sw=GetScreenWidth()   Sh=GetScreenHeight()       ; load the arial font as font #2, size 32   LoadFont "arial",2,32,0       ; Create a new input prompt at Xpos 20, Ypos=250, ; with a custom starting text   MyInput     =NewInput(20,250,_   "Example Async Input (Get Input While Your Game Updates)")       ; set this input routine to use Font #2   Inputfont MyInput,2    ; create some variables to hold and position ; and direction of our moving ball   x#=Rnd(sw)   y#=Rnd(sh)   angle#=Rnd(360)         Repeat    ; clear the Screen to black (rgb(0,0,0)      Cls RGB(0,0,0)            Print FPS()          ; draw and move our circle      CircleC x#,y#,50,true,RGB(0,255,0)      x#=x#+CosRadius(angle#,2)      y#=y#+SinRadius(angle#,2)      If X#<0 Then x#=0 : angle#=Rnd(360)      If X#>sw Then x#=sw : angle#=Rnd(360)      If Y#<0 Then Y#=0 : angle#=Rnd(360)      If Y#>sh Then Y#=sh : angle#=Rnd(360)                ; Call the Input Poll function to update    ; and draw this input message      Input(MyInput)                ; refresh the display so the user can see it      Sync          ; Loop until the user hits Enter!   Until GetInputActive(MyInput)=false    ; wait until no keys are being pressed   WaitNoKey      Cls RGB(0,0,0)    ; Display what the user typed   Print GetInputText(MyInput)       ; Delete the Input handler   DeleteInput MyInput          ; Refresh the screen and wait for a key to be pressed   Sync   WaitKey    This example would output.      Example Async Input (Get Input While Your Game Updates)

Related Info:	GetInputActive | GetInputText | Inkey$ | Input | KeyState | Mouse | NewInput | Scancode | StaticInput :

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