3. Simple game sample, frustrating results - M5Flow

Simple game sample, frustrating results - M5Flow

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    Hi

    I'm sure many have been through this.
    M5Flow blocks used for programming graphics and commands: testing if the interpreter is enough to assemble mid-fast interfaces.
    Example attached:
    Q any way to pass priority to the buttons' trigger and improve response?

    Kind regards

    https://github.com/ipodjupiter/M5Stack.git

    from m5stack import *
    from m5ui import *
    from uiflow import *

    setScreenColor(0x222222)

    circle0 = M5Circle(92, 65, 15, 0xe21414, 0xFFFFFF)
    rectangle1 = M5Rect(0, 220, 30, 15, 0xFFFFFF, 0x22f470)
    label0 = M5TextBox(30, 113, "Text1", lcd.FONT_Default,0xFFFFFF, rotate=0)
    label1 = M5TextBox(29, 145, "Text2", lcd.FONT_Default,0xFFFFFF, rotate=0)
    label2 = M5TextBox(187, 117, "Text3", lcd.FONT_Default,0xFFFFFF, rotate=0)
    label3 = M5TextBox(182, 155, "Text4", lcd.FONT_Default,0xFFFFFF, rotate=0)

    from numbers import Number
    import random
    import math

    pos = None
    circY = None
    circX = None
    destCircY = None
    destCircX = None

    def buttonA_wasPressed():
    global pos, circY, circX, destCircY, destCircX
    pos = (pos if isinstance(pos, Number) else 0) + -5
    if pos < 0:
    pos = 0
    else:
    pos = pos
    pass
    btnA.wasPressed(buttonA_wasPressed)

    def buttonC_wasPressed():
    global pos, circY, circX, destCircY, destCircX
    pos = (pos if isinstance(pos, Number) else 0) + 5
    if pos >= 320:
    pos = 320
    else:
    pos = pos
    pass
    btnC.wasPressed(buttonC_wasPressed)

    rectangle1.setPosition(150, 220)
    pos = 150
    circY = 0
    circX = 0
    circle0.setPosition(30, 30)
    while True:
    rectangle1.setPosition(x=pos)
    destCircY = random.randint(0, 200)
    destCircX = random.randint(0, 320)
    while math.fabs(circX - destCircX) > 10 or math.fabs(circY - destCircY) > 10:
    if destCircX - circX > 0:
    circX = circX + 5
    else:
    circX = circX - 5
    if destCircY - circY > 0:
    circY = circY + 5
    else:
    circY = circY - 5
    circle0.setPosition(circX, circY)
    wait_ms(5)
    wait_ms(2)

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    @ipodlux Found it!
    in order to compensate the slow reading of the interrupt I moved the reading in the loop. It less less classy that the external function but now it reacts as it should.

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