#include "library.h"
#include <time.h>

void slow()
{ printf("slow\n");
  int s=0;
  for (int j=0; j<20; j+=1)
    for (int i=0; i<100000000; i+=1)
      s+=i*j; }

/* 
  First sample. Just click about with the mouse and keyboard
  while it is running, and you'll see how everything works.

  If you un-comment lines B and/or C you will see even more
  events, but they may be more than you want to handle to
  start with.
*/

void main()
{ make_window(600, 400);
  set_interesting_events(all_normal_events);
  // add_to_interesting_events(mouse_being_dragged);     // Line B
  // add_to_interesting_events(mouse_movement);          // Line C
  while (true)
  { event e = wait_for_interesting_event();
    cout << e.kind << ": " << e.description() << " " << e.code << " '" << e.c << "' " <<
            "(" << e.x << ", " << e.y << ") " <<
            "(" << e.x0 << ", " << e.y0 << ") " << e.files << "\n";
    if (e.kind==event::key_typed && e.c=='s')
      slow(); } }
    




/*
   Second sample uses a thread for background processing

struct threaddd: public thread
{ void main()
  { while (true)
    { event e = wait_for_interesting_event();
      cout << e.kind << ": " << e.description() << " " << e.code << " '" << e.c << "' " <<
              "(" << e.x << ", " << e.y << ") " <<
              "(" << e.x0 << ", " << e.y0 << ") " << e.files << "\n"; } } };

void main()
{ make_window(600, 400);
  set_interesting_events(all_normal_events);
  // add_to_interesting_events(mouse_being_dragged);
  // add_to_interesting_events(mouse_movement);
  threaddd watcher;
  watcher.start();
  while (true)
  { cout << "****\n";
    slow(); } }


*/