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elerea-examples: Example applications for Elerea

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Example applications for Elerea. They are factored out into their own package so as to avoid unnecessary dependencies in the library. Check out the doc directory for the colourful literate sources.

The programs included are the following:

  • chase: a minimal example that demonstrates reactivity and mutually recursive signals

  • breakout: a not too fancy breakout clone that also demonstrates Graphviz output; you can get an SVG rendition of the signal structure with the following command if Graphviz is installed: elerea-breakout --dump-dot | dot -Tsvg -o breakout.svg

  • bounce: an example for creating dynamic collections of signals with the experimental interface; left click to create balls, drag existing balls with left button to propel them and drag with right to select balls for deletion (upon release)

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Dependencies base (>=3 && <5), elerea (>=1.2), GLFW (>=0.4), OpenGL [details]
License BSD-3-Clause
Copyright (c) 2009, Patai Gergely
Author Patai Gergely
Maintainer Patai Gergely (patai@iit.bme.hu)
Category reactivity, FRP
Uploaded by GergelyPatai at 2009-12-04T15:25:48Z
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Executables elerea-chase, elerea-breakout, elerea-bounce
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Readme for elerea-examples-1.2.0

[back to package description] 
This package provides some simple examples in order to help getting
started with the Elerea FRP library. Check out the doc directory for
the colourful literate sources of the Chase and Breakout examples. All
the executables created start with the elerea- prefix.

The programs included are the following:

  * Chase: a minimal example that demonstrates reactivity and mutually
    recursive signals; you can give a thrust to the square following
    the mouse with a left click.

  * Breakout: a not too fancy breakout clone that also demonstrates
    Graphviz output; you can get an SVG rendition of the signal
    structure with the following command if Graphviz is installed:

    elerea-breakout --dump-dot | dot -Tsvg -o breakout.svg

    You can simply use the mouse to move the paddle.

  * Bounce: an example for creating dynamic collections of signals
    with the experimental interface; left click to create balls, drag
    existing balls with left button to propel them and drag with right
    to select balls for deletion (upon release)