I'm trying to put Xna on a Windows Form and the best idea that I've found so
far was at
http://creators.xna.com/Headlines/developmentaspx/archive/2007/01/01/WinForms-Series-1_3A00_--Graphics-Device.aspx.
In a nut shell it's quite easy to translate the C# code to IronPython to see
if it will actually work for IronPython. That is until the C# code:
C#
// Hook the idle event to constantly redraw our animation.
Application.Idle += delegate { Invalidate(); };
This makes it so the Xna control that you create it constantly redrawn, not
just every button click or other event. This code is found in the
SpinningTriangleControl.cs of the zipfile if you want to see more of how it
works. My question is how do I create a delegate or equivalent in IronPython?
I've tried using System.Delegate, but I'm not sure how to use it correctly.
Also I've tried just usingApplication.Idle += self.Invalidate (called or
uncalled) and that doesn't work._______________________________________________
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