Detecting entered text in C# (help required)

[Sonitek]

So, to be honest, I'm not quite sure why nobody bothered making a C# tutorial for the SFML library that teaches this kind of basics, so I'm currently stuck with an excellent question:

How does one detect entered text in SFML .NET for C#? I googled and googled and googled, and I only find C++ examples, which kinda don't work at all with C#.

Help please?

[Laurent]

The API is the exact same, you just have to adapt the syntax to the language. And for that, you have the various examples included in the SFML.Net SDK.

[dabbertorres]

For the C# bindings, all SFML events are accessible via C# events, as members of a window.

So you'd do something like:

yourWindowObj.EventOfInterest += YourHandleFunc

[Sonitek]

So, basically, assign a function to the event like one should in C#, then use the args. Sorry for the annoyance.

[dabbertorres]

So, basically, assign a function to the event like one should in C#, then use the args.

Yep, exactly that!

No worries!

Fyi, the source is well documented and straightforward to read through public fields and function signatures, so that might be a helpful (and quicker) solution if you can't find something else in the future!