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How to hold control flow until an event is fired?
I want the game to continue only after i tap on the displayed element. Using tap=0; Elem.onclick=()=>{tap=1;} while(!tap){} is not working.
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https://code.sololearn.com/Wyx5cwbfdo2U/?ref=app
https://code.sololearn.com/WCuCQxbO6dZr/?ref=app
the first is by using tap as control flow, you can easily implement pause button
the second by directly start the loop in listenter, more straightforward approach
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I want startOverlay() to hold until user taps.
https://code.sololearn.com/WBOm4adsUrE1/?ref=app
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Can't i hold on to line 125 until click event is found?
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And won't the above idea just start/end the game instead of holding the control flow?
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I really can't understand.
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Thankyou very much 🤗
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use if(!tap) inside the game loop.
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add new global variable for the game switch
var gameswitch = false;
in main() check if the gameswitch is true to continue
if(!gameswitch) return;
now you can modify the gameswitch value from somewhere else to control (start/suspend) the game flow, in your case in startOverlay screen
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to start ? then just put setInterval inside the overlayListener