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In the old days, I would have call it spaghetti programming But the result from having everything driven by OS events creates 'spaghetti-o's' I think, independent twisted modules of non-portable code that is tied to the idiosyncrasies of the event system the OS implements.. (But this just ties us to corona, instead of ios or androids model) So all in all, my conceptual model is now that my app is a bunch of subroutines, patched in to various OS hardware type event 'hooks'. https://osf.io/cn6yf/

After that, your program is not typically called again until exit (unless in your startup, you setup other events like a keyboard listener, or timers, or network requests, which will trigger yet more events where the OS calls your code).. I'm considering getting one of the Corona IDEs with a debugger function so I can actually 'step into' code and follow the flow.. So, at most times while your program is 'running', it's actually not running - just waiting for the OS to call something.. In our case, the idiosyncrasies (between iOS and Android event systems) are papered over by the corona API. HERE

And the OS will only call your routines on very specific, well defined events The trick is knowing which events your code will / can be called upon. https://riyhollnorddict.theblog.me/posts/14891190

I am sorry if this has been covered before I am an old guy trying to learn some new skills.. I'm enjoying Corona SDK and think I can get the hang of it My main brain challenge is the whole event driven concept.. I'm looking for some suggestions on how to get the hang of this thing Looking at all the sample code I can follow most but get lost a lot of the time as well.. My challenge is to setup the display correctly at startup, and hook into the necc.. Otherwise, your routines will just sit there, not running One of the biggest tricks is understanding what the events that call your code are. cea114251b HERE

Event driven programming turns your code into subroutines called at the whim of the OS, essentially.. 0 3 - NON LUA|Legioin_Skinning_advanced_user_By_Eeny||| https://wrobot eu/fi ide-grind-pack/. HERE