Sorry if this is a dumb question.
Hello, I recently started development in SFML and I would like to know whether the code I wrote (attached) is perfectly fine.
Basically, I seperated my little app into functions and I use a pointer to my RenderWindow in each function. Is it ok to use such pointers, or should I call the RenderWindows methods using some other way (eg. global non-pointer, argument, etc...)?
Thanks in advance,
David D.
[attachment=2916:main - Copy.cpp.txt]
SFML pointers
Consider passing the RenderWindow by reference to the functions that requirement. Try to avoid using globals.
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Your signature is incredibly big. See if you can condense it, e.g. strip out the quote tags:
[size="1"]
A n00b programmer: someone once told me learning C++ was like learning how to juggle knives...
Servant of the Lord: That's not true at all! C++ doesn't require anywhere near the hand-eye coordination juggling requires. And with C++ after you slip and kill someone with the knife, you can reuse it for something else afterward. With actual knives, you have to get rid of the evidence.
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