Sprite click trigger

[megamen128]

Hi
Im beginner in SFML and i have one problem.
I wrote my own OnSpriteClick method witch works great untill i used it in if statement .
the second IsSpiritClicked (Pauza.IsSpiteClicked) trigger whenever i cover spirit with mouse.

if (Start.IsSpiteClicked(Window, Start.Sprite, Event))
         {
         bool end = false;
            while (end != true)
            {
               if (Pauza.IsSpiteClicked(Window, Pauza.Sprite, Event))
                  end = true;
                                     /* OTHER CODE */
                                }
                           }


And this is the method

bool Buttom::IsSpiteClicked(sf::RenderWindow &x, sf::Sprite &y , sf::Event &event)
{
   sf::Vector2f mouse(sf::Mouse::getPosition(x));
   if (event.type == sf::Event::MouseButtonPressed && event.key.code == sf::Mouse::Left && y.getGlobalBounds().contains(mouse))
      return true;
   else return false;
}

event is a sf::Event
Window is a sf::RenderWindow
Start is my own class Button

[eXpl0it3r]

If there is a problem with the code, you need to tell us what it is.

[megamen128]

Like i said Pauza button triggers whenever i cover the button spirit with mouse . It should trigger when i click on it. While loop end when i cover pauze button

[eXpl0it3r]

Well the code is not complete, as such it's not really possible to tell where the issue is. You shouldn't use an infinite loop, since that will block event processing as well as rendering. Instead you can use additional variables to saw the states.

Make sure to read the event/real time input tutorial, you shouldn't be mixing those two.

[megamen128]

Its game of life simulation so i think it has to be infinite loop . But i also want be able to pause or speed up or down while the simulation in going

[eXpl0it3r]

Just look at the examples in the SFML tutorials to see what a proper game loop should look like.