fensetereEFetogile

→ windowResized()

Runs whenever the window changes size.

tiro fensetereEFetogile() { ... }

Declare fensetereEFetogile as a function with tiro, and Bopa will call it for you whenever the window changes size. You never call it yourself.

In Bopa that happens when you drag the splitter between the code and the preview. Try it: draw a canvas that fills the window, then drag the splitter.

What usually goes inside is another thalaKanefase, so the canvas keeps matching the new space:

thalaKanefase(bopharaFensetere, boleeleFensetere);

It is the third function Bopa calls for you, after setaLoeto and tshwantsha. Its name works differently from theirs, though: setaLoeto and tshwantsha say what they do, while fensetereEFetogile says what has happened. Every later event name is written that way.

Examples

A canvas that keeps fitting the window

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tiro setaLoeto() {
  thalaKanefase(bopharaFensetere, boleeleFensetere);
  tlhalosa('Kgolokwe e e mo bogareng jwa kanefase e e salang e lekana le lera la ponopele.');
}

tiro tshwantsha() {
  bokamorago(236);
  tlogelaMothalo();
  tlatsaMmala(70, 140, 190);
  thalaSediko(bophara / 2, boleele / 2, palopotlana(bophara, boleele) * 0.6);

  tlatsaMmala(40);
  bogoloJwaMokwalo(16);
  rulaganyaMokwalo(BOGARE);
  thalaMokwalo(bophara + ' × ' + boleele, bophara / 2, 30);
}

tiro fensetereEFetogile() {
  thalaKanefase(bopharaFensetere, boleeleFensetere);
}

fensetereEFetogile

Examples

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